The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) ended Sunday’s trading session, the first of the week, with mixed performance across its major indices, as the benchmark EGX30 declined by 0.67% to close at 50,812 .07 points.

Meanwhile, the Sharia-compliant index edged up 0.12% to 6,117 .71 points.

The EGX70 index, which tracks small and medium-sized enterprises, rose 0.68% to 17,687 .34 points, while the broader EGX100 index advanced 0.28% to close at 23,526 .51 points.

Market capitalization of listed shares fell to approximately EGP 4.038 trillion, compared with EGP 4.050 trillion at the close of Thursday’s session, representing a loss of around EGP 12 billion.

In terms of investor activity, Egyptian and Arab investors were net buyers, recording net purchases of EGP 26.193 million and EGP 1.677 million, respectively. Foreign investors, meanwhile, were net sellers, with net sales totaling EGP 27.870 million.

Total trading value reached approximately EGP 10.515 billion, with 2.242 billion securities changing hands through around 249,110 transactions.