What changed
Turnover strengthened by 35.6% from October 12 and was 15.5% above the average of October 12, 9, 8, 7 and 6. Trade count weakened by 5.8%. Unitel's decline reversed the previous session's rise, but the one-share close remains too weak to confirm a new price trend.
Weekly turnover
Through the Tue 13 Oct session · Kz
Week to date8B Kz
- Mon 12 Oct: 3.4B Kz
- Tue 13 Oct: 4.6B Kz
- Wed 14 Oct: Upcoming
- Thu 15 Oct: Upcoming
- Fri 16 Oct: Upcoming
-29.20% versus the first 2 sessions of the previous week.
Unitel closed at 29,500 Kz, down 11.1%, after 599 shares changed hands. Only one share set the close, so the final price is a weak reference. The session average was 28,875 Kz, below the close, while supply exceeded demand in the closing order book.
UNTLUNITEL, S.A.29,500 Kz-11.14%Close over the last 53 sessions
Session trades (dot size is the number of shares)
- Average price
- 28,875 Kz
- Quantity
- 599
- Turnover
- 17.3M Kz
- Trades
- 38
- Largest trade
- 150 at 28,000 Kz
- Best bid at close
- 369 at 28,010 Kz
- Best ask at close
- 1,148 at 29,890 Kz
Standard Bank of Angola closed at 68,610 Kz, up 0.01%, after 726 shares were traded. One share set the close, below the session average of 68,991 Kz, although demand exceeded supply. BODIVA rose 2.0% to 102,000 Kz, with 100 shares traded.
SBAOSTANDARD BANK DE ANGOLA, S.A68,610 Kz+0.01%Close over the last 10 sessions
Session trades (dot size is the number of shares)
- Average price
- 68,991 Kz
- Quantity
- 726
- Turnover
- 50.1M Kz
- Trades
- 48
- Largest trade
- 100 at 68,800 Kz
- Best bid at close
- 88 at 68,610 Kz
- Best ask at close
- 298 at 68,700 Kz
BDVABolsa de Dívida e Valores de Angola-SGMR, S.A.102,000 Kz+2.00%Close over the last 60 sessions
Session trades (dot size is the number of shares)
- Average price
- 101,560 Kz
- Quantity
- 100
- Turnover
- 10.2M Kz
- Trades
- 11
- Largest trade
- 48 at 102,000 Kz
- Best bid at close
- 8 at 101,001 Kz
- Best ask at close
- 1 at 102,000 Kz
The BAI was unchanged, ENSA rose 4.2%, BFAA fell 1.0% and BCGA lost 0.3%. The IGAB fell 1.25% to 1,031.69 points. Bonds dominated turnover, led by OL10D30A and OJ10M28A.
Macro backdrop
The IMF projects Angola's economy will grow 4.4% in 2026, after 3.1% in 2025, before slowing to 3.3% in 2027. It also warns that inflation will remain high. The outlook is relevant for banks and government bonds, but there is no evidence that it caused today's market moves.
Inflation (y/y) 8.43%
News of the day
Banco Nacional de Angola estabelece novas directrizes de sustentabilidade e transparência para o sector financeiro
Correio Kianda
The BNA issued new guidelines on sustainability, governance and transparency for financial institutions. The framework matters for listed banks because it may affect reporting standards and how investors assess governance and non-financial risks.
Importações pressionam comércio por grosso e representam 61% da inflação - Valor Económico
Valor Económico
Imported products continue to pressure wholesale prices and account for 61% of wholesale inflation. This is relevant for banks and companies exposed to imported goods, although the article does not establish an effect on today's prices.
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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