The Egyptian Exchange bell is seen at the stock exchange in Cairo, in this April 1, 2013 (Photo: Reuters)
Egypt's stock market was up 1.29 percent on Wednesday, recouping some of the losses it had sustained earlier in the week.
The main EGX30 index had slumped on Monday by 2.1 percent.
Turnover of listed stocks were LE479 million, with 99 gainers and 60 decliners.
The majority of EGX30 shares were in the green, with Egyptian Financial Group-Hermes Holding Company gaining 2.4 percent, and Commercial International Bank gaining 1.33 percent.
Real estate firm TMG Holding rose by 1.48 percent, Palm Hills Development Company by 0.8 percent, and Six of October Development & Investment by 0.63 percent.
Global Telecom Holding gained 0.85 percent.
The Egyptian Company for Mobile Services (MobiNil) reported a net loss of LE447.2 million for the first nine months of the 2013 calendar year on Wednesday.
Suez Cement reported a net profit of LE425.6 million over 9 months.
Egyptians were net-sellers of LE67.5 million, while Arab investors were net-buyers to a total of LE31.9 million. Non-Arab foreign investors, who accounted for some 17 percent of trading, were net-buyers of LE35.5 million.
The EGX70 index gained 1.14 percent.
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