Egypt's bourse declined again on Tuesday in a negative week for stocks.
The benchmark EGX30 index dropped 1.75 percent to 6,245.
Sunday saw a slight drop of 0.3 percent, followed by a significant 1.24 percent decrease on Monday.
A bomb attack near a security checkpoint in northeast Cairo at dawn on Monday raised concerns of possible future attacks in the capital.
Turnover of listed stocks registered around LE485.7 million.
Non-Arab foreign investors were net sellers at a value of LE97 million. Most buyers were Egyptians as Arab investors contributed only LE2 million.
All top-traded shares were in red.
Commercial International Bank and National Societe Generale Bank both fell by 4.25 and 4.84 percent respectively.
Orascom Development Holding, which published its nine-month results on Tuesday, showing losses of LE573.5 million, fell by 0.81 percent.
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