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L’Impact de la Covid-19 sur le secteur FinTech à Maurice au cœur d’un webinar
Alors que les économies du monde entier se rétablissent, la Covid-19 offre de nouvelles opportunités à l'espace FinTech et les services financiers.
La MCCI collabore avec le Comesa Business Council
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Hotel Stocks tumbled following new travel restrictions
● Hotel stocks, LUX, SUN and NMH slid, with LUX losing 8.81% to close at Rs 29.00, with 11.3K shares exchanged among local investors while NMH fell by 13.27% to close at Rs 8.50, with 48.1K shares were traded locally. SUN closed at Rs 19.50 (-7.14%) after 5.4K shares were exchanged, out of which 900 were foreign purchases.
● Top loser, Omnicane plummeted by 20.0% to close at Rs 16.00, with 18.1K shares exchanged,with foreigners being net purchasers to the tune of Rs 11.6K.
● Banking giants, MCBG and SBMH both fell during today’s session, with turnover driver MCBG tumbling to close at Rs 251.00 (-6.52%), with a VWAP of Rs 260.52 and SBMH closing at Rs 5.50 (-4.51%). There were 266.9K shares of MCBG exchanged, with foreigners being net sellers to the tune of Rs 38.9m while 694.0K shares of SBMH were traded, out of which 140.0K were foreign sales.
● On the Dem, Semaris registered a loss of 10.34% to close at Rs 1.30, with 174.1K shares exchanged, out of which 154.8K were foreign sales.
Updated : 16/03/2020
