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Bourse records slight rise in trading

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NSE has been witnessing reduced activity from foreign investors since May as anxiety rose over the possible outcome of the referendum. Photo/FREDRICK ONYANGO

NSE has been witnessing reduced activity from foreign investors since May as anxiety rose over the possible outcome of the referendum. Photo/FREDRICK ONYANGO 

By John Gachiri  (email the author)
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Posted  Wednesday, August 11  2010 at  00:00

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Analysts say foreign investors are diversifying into other African markets such as Nigeria, hence the decline in their share of the local market.

Players see the market remaining on a steady recovery path although there are also expectations that some profit-taking will lead to a dip in share prices in the medium term.

Blue chip stocks with high average daily turnovers such as Safaricom, East Africa Breweries, KCB Bank, Equity Bank, Mumias Sugar and Kenya Airways have remained the investors’ favourite picks.

This has seen foreign trades account for more than 50 per cent of the shares in the quarter ended June.

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