African stock markets rise led by South Africa and Morocco
Istanbul, October 14 (Hibya) – Stock exchanges across the African continent closed in positive territory despite limited trading volumes.
African equity markets generally showed an upward trend. In South Africa, home to one of the region's largest stock exchanges, the Top 40 index gained 0.59 percent to reach 101,562.36 points. In North Africa, Morocco's All Shares index rose 0.52 percent to 17,041.91 points, while Mauritius' Semdex index advanced 0.60 percent to 2,486.75 points. The Namibia All Shares index remained unchanged at 1,108.94 points, while the Kenya NSE 20, Uganda All Share, Malawi Domestic, Tanzania All Share and Rwanda All Share indices recorded no price changes, maintaining a flat trend.
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