Cairo, Egypt — Ekhbary News Agency
Data from the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) reveals a significant dominance by local investors in stock transactions during the week of May 10 to May 14, 2026. Egyptians accounted for a substantial 86.5% of total listed stock dealings, after excluding major block trades.
Foreign and Arab Investors Show Net Selling
Conversely, foreign investors represented only 8.0% of the total transactions, while Arab investors made up 5.0%. This clear disparity underscores the strong influence of domestic capital within the market. For what it's worth, both foreign and Arab participants recorded net selling, with foreigners divesting EGP 1,423.9 million and Arabs EGP 821.2 million during the specified period. This trend suggests a strategic reallocation of assets by non-local entities.
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