BRVM

The stock market of the Regional Stock Exchange closes higher this week with a BRVM C which rose by 0.97% to 200.44 points. In the same vein, the BRVM 30 and BRVM Prestige indices ended with respective increases of 0.54% to 98.57 points and 0.55% to 101 points. The performance observed this week is linked to the gains recorded in all sectoral indices except for the "Industry" sector, which recorded a decline (-0.11%). On the other hand, the sectors "Transport" (+4.13%), "Agriculture" (+3.91%), "Distribution" (+2.16%), "Public Services" (+1.11%) and "Finance" (+0.2%) are all up this week. As for volume transactions, they are up, as in the previous week, standing at 1,613,803 shares traded against 867,631 shares. To the detriment of ETI TOGO, CORIS BANK BF dominates trade by representing 51% of this volume. In value, transactions increased by 378.23% to 10.80 billion FCFA against 2.58 billion FCFA last week. In value terms, CORIS BANK BF accounted for 64% of transactions. In total, 21 values are up against 16 down, 8 values have remained constant.

The stock market of the WAEMU Regional Stock Exchange closed higher this week with a BRVM C which grew by 3.19% to 199.55 points and a BRVM 10 by 2.99% to 163.75 points. This week's performance is attributed to gains in all sector indices except the "Other Sectors" sector, which fell by 7.38%. Thus, the sectors "Transport" (+14.64%), "Agriculture" (+4.9%), "Finance" (+4.77%), "Industry" (+2.24%), "Distribution" (+1.76%) and "Public Services" (+1.1%) are all up this week. As for volume transactions, they are up, unlike the previous week, standing at 2 705 118 shares traded against 956 094 shares. ETI TOGO once again dominates trade by representing 63% of this volume. In value, transactions increased by 256.66% to 4.63 billion FCFA against 1.30 billion FCFA last week; Total Senegal representing 24% of this value followed by the SONATEL share (+21%). In total, 25 values are up against 12 down, 7 values have remained constant.

The stock market of the WAEMU Regional Stock Exchange closed lower this week with a BRVM C which contracted by 1.87% to 195.24 points and a BRVM 10 by 0.78% to 159.35 points. This week's underperformance is attributed to declines in all sector indices except the "Other Sectors" sector, which rose 7.73%. Thus, the sectors "Industry" (-7.48%), "Agriculture" (-3.64%), "Public Services" (- 1.87 %), "Distribution" (-0.63%), "Transport" (-0.6%) and "Finance" (-0.44%) are all in poor shape this week. As for volume transactions, they are up, as in the previous week, reaching 2 240 164 shares traded against 1 254 116 shares last week. ETI TOGO once again dominates trade by representing 81% of this volume. In value, transactions decreased by 23.14% to 2.99 billion FCFA against 3.90 billion FCFA last week; SONATEL representing 39% of this value. In total, 11 values are up against 27 down, 6 values have remained constant.

The equity market of the WAEMU Regional Stock Exchange closed lower this week with BRVM C contracting by 1.26% to 198.96 points. The BRVM 10 rose by 0.04% to 160.61 points. This week's underperformance is attributed to declines in all sector indices except the «Public Services" sector, which rose by1.41%. Thus, the sectors «Other Sectors" (-7.18%), "Transport» (-6.56%), "Finance" (-2.64%), "Industry" (-2.35%), «Distribution» (- 1.96%) and "Agriculture" (-1.08%) are all in poor shape this week. As for volume transactions, they are up, unlike the previous week, standing at 1 254 116 shares traded against 1 008 534 shares. To the detriment of ETI TOGO, TOTAL CI dominates trade by representing 53% of this volume. In value, transactions increased by 36.78% to 3.90 billion FCFA against 2.85 billion FCFA last week; SONATEL representing 52% of this value. In total, 10 values are up against 26 down, 8 values have remained constant.

In 2022, two years into the pandemic, the global outlook remains uncertain. Indeed, the war in Ukraine is slowing down the countries' economic recovery. In this context, SONATEL confirms its resilience by unveiling solid performances in all its countries of presence. The group maintains its leading position (at least 50% market share for each country) despite a context of strong competition on mobile money in Senegal, an upsurge in acts of vandalism at Orange's technical sites in Mali and a climate of uncertainty about the political transition in Guinea.

The equity market of the WAEMU Regional Stock Exchange closed higher this week with BRVM C rising 0.3% to 201.50 points. The BRVM 10 contracted by 0.75% to 160.54 points. This week's performance is attributed to the performance recorded in the "Transport" (+13.99%), "Industry" (+3.57%), and "Distribution" (+0.86%) sectors. On the other hand, the sectors "Other Sectors", "Agriculture", "Finance" and "Public Services " suffered declines of 18.07%, 0.53% and 0.38% and 0.29% respectively. As for volume transactions, they are down, unlike the previous week, standing at 1 008 534 shares traded against 4 443 991 shares. Ecobank Transnational Incorporated TOGO (ETI TOGO) once again dominates trade accounting for 53% of this volume. In value, transactions increased by 1.77% to 2.85 billion FCFA against 2.80 billion FCFA last week; SONATEL representing 52% of this value. In total, 19 values are up against 20 down, 5 values have remained constant.