Cairo — Egyptian equities ended the trading week on a weaker note as profit-taking by domestic investors and subdued liquidity continued to weigh on blue-chip shares, while foreign and Arab investors remained net buyers, reinforcing confidence in Egypt’s medium-term investment outlook despite short-term market volatility. The benchmark EGX30 declined 0.52% to close at 51,443.07 points [...] The post EGX Ends Difficult Week as Foreign Buyers Offset Domestic Selling appeared first on The Middle East Observer .
