The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) registered decreased activities for the trading week ending March 24. Turnover for the week amounted to 675.28m/-, a .
The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange witnessed a remarkable surge in stocks last week, led by Swissport, a leading cargo handling company, which recorded a 13% .
Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) is anticipated to enter into equities price volatility as investors are at crossroads on the next move ahead of dividend .
STOCK MARKET February was an exceptional month for investors in the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange as both of its indices soared to new heights. The All Share Index closed with a remarkable 18-point gain, while the Tanzania Share Index outdid itself with an outstanding 118-point increase. The impr .
Turnover for the week amounted to 506.42m/-, a fall of 53.23 per cent from the previous week, a number of stocks experienced price fall leading to the overall decrease in market capitalisation. Total market capitalisation slightly fell by 0.53 per cent. The top three trading counters, CRDB Bank, .