DAR ES SALAAM, June 3 -- DURING the trading week ending May 30th, the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) recorded a decline in turnover compared to the previous week.
Total market turnover dropped to 2.714bn/-, representing a 92.85 per cent decrease from the previous weeks 37.98bn/-.
This significant drop reflects a normalisation in trading activity following the unusually high turnover driven by block trades in the TCC and TBL counters during the prior week.
Throughout the week, CRDB dominated trading activities, representing 58.48 per cent of the total market turnover, followed by TCC at 15.09 per cent and VODA at 8.95 per cent, followed by NMB at 4.98 per cent, followed by TPCC at 3.68 per cent.
MKCB was the top gainer appreciating...
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