What changed
Compared with 30 September, the number of trades increased from 285 to 308, but turnover fell from 843.7 million to 785.2 million Kz. Turnover was 16.2% below the 936.6 million Kz average across 30, 29, 28, 25 and 24 September. Standard Bank's rise continued with a larger trading base, while participation improved in trade count but weakened in total value.
Weekly turnover
Through the Thu 1 Oct session · Kz
Week to date3.7B Kz
- Mon 28 Sept: 1.8B Kz
- Tue 29 Sept: 277.9M Kz
- Wed 30 Sept: 843.7M Kz
- Thu 1 Oct: 785.2M Kz
- Fri 2 Oct: Upcoming
-34.07% versus the first 4 sessions of the previous week.
Standard Bank Angola rose 25% to 78,125 Kz, with 512.3 million Kz traded. The close exceeded the previous session's 62,500 Kz, but was set by only 1 share. The session average was 78,088 Kz, close to the final price, so the rise had meaningful trading behind it, although the last trade is a weak reference. Demand was ahead of supply in the order book, with 22,330 shares bid and no visible offers.
SBAOSTANDARD BANK DE ANGOLA, S.A78,125 Kz+25.00%Close over the last 2 sessions
Session trades (dot size is the number of shares)
- Average price
- 78,088 Kz
- Quantity
- 6,560
- Turnover
- 512.3M Kz
- Trades
- 115
- Largest trade
- 1,519 at 78,125 Kz
- Best bid at close
- 10,996 at 78,125 Kz
UNITEL rose 1.5% to 31,071 Kz on 154 million Kz traded. Its 5-share close was above the 30,635 Kz average, with demand ahead of supply. BAI gained 0.2% to 94,600 Kz, but its 1-share close was below the 94,867 Kz average. BCGA rose 1.5% to 20,500 Kz, with demand ahead of supply. ENSA gained 7.3% to 25,000 Kz, but its 5-share close was above the 24,531 Kz average while supply dominated. BDVA fell 2.0% to 96,000 Kz, with 2 shares setting a close below the 97,980 Kz average. BFAA rose 0.5% to 99,000 Kz, with a one-share close above its average and supply ahead. The IGAB rose 2.02% to 1,041.20 points.
Close over the last 45 sessions
Session trades (dot size is the number of shares)
- Average price
- 30,635 Kz
- Quantity
- 5,028
- Turnover
- 154M Kz
- Trades
- 80
- Largest trade
- 1,500 at 30,600 Kz
- Best bid at close
- 5,072 at 30,600 Kz
- Best ask at close
- 15 at 31,235 Kz
Close over the last 60 sessions
Session trades (dot size is the number of shares)
- Average price
- 94,867 Kz
- Quantity
- 84
- Turnover
- 8M Kz
- Trades
- 11
- Largest trade
- 32 at 95,000 Kz
- Best bid at close
- 26 at 94,500 Kz
- Best ask at close
- 7 at 94,600 Kz
Bonds generated 97 million Kz in turnover. OJ15G31A fell 2.1% to 99.9%, while OJ15O31A was unchanged at 102%. OJ08M30A rose 1.0% to 99%, but only 14 bonds set the close. The largest trade was at 102%, so the close is unlikely to be a new price reference.
Macro backdrop
Brent was observed at 113.96 dollars on 29 September, down 5.01% from the previous observation. The decline may ease pressure on Angola's export revenues and state budget, although geopolitical volatility around the Strait of Hormuz remains relevant.
Recap written by AI from the session data on TauView. Every figure was checked against the recorded trades. Not investment advice.
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