The stock market of the Regional Stock Exchange closed down this week with a BRVM C which contracted by 0.84% to 206.10 points, a BRVM 30 by 0.76% to 103.28 points and a BRVM Prestige by 0.35% to 106.78 points. The underperformance observed this week is linked to the declines recorded in all sectoral indices except the "Industry" and "Transport" sectors which recorded increases of 0.66% and 8.59% respectively. On the other hand, the sectors "Other Sectors" (-2.55%), "Public Services" (-1.28%), "Finance" (-0.93%), "Agriculture" (-0.73%) and "Distribution" (-0.5%) are all in poor shape this week. As for volume transactions, they are up, as in the previous week, reaching 6 998 018 shares traded against 2 123 397 shares. ETI TOGO dominates trade, accounting for 94% of this volume. In value, transactions fell by 27.58% to 2.41 billion XOF against 3.32 billion XOF last week. In value terms, SONATEL accounted for 22% of transactions. In total, 14 values are up against 23 down, 8 values have remained constant.
The BRVM bond market shows a market capitalization down by 4 million XOF, or -0.04%. The overall capitalization of bonds is 10 149 billion XOF as of March 17, 2023. The bond called "FCTC TEYLIOM IMMO 7% 2021-2028" represents 95% of transactions in value which fell by 93.62% to 211.79 millions XOF.
