NSE Closes May Higher Despite Rising Inflation, Welcomes 3 New Listings
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) recorded a positive performance in May amid rising inflationary pressures
Equity Sectors
Insurance
95.83 B
+5.01%
Investment Services
4.97 B
+2.13%
Energy & Petroleum
132.70 B
+1.61%
Telecommunication
1.24 T
+1.47%
Exchange Traded Funds
0
+0.55%
Construction & Allied
14.92 B
+0.19%
Automobiles & Accessories
6.36 B
0.00%
Banking
1.41 T
-0.01%
Commercial & Services
47.29 B
-0.36%
Agricultural
20.99 B
-0.47%
Manufacturing & Allied
261.00 B
-1.36%
Investment
9.81 B
-2.05%
Investment Services
Entities that facilitate the trading of financial securities and provide market infrastructure, including the securities exchange itself and brokerage firms.
Market Cap
KES 4.97 B
Industries
1
Market Weight
0.15%
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Investment Services Performance
Jun 3, 2025 - Jun 2, 2026Symbols
| Symbol | Name | Price | Today's Change | Volume | Market Cap | 52 Week Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Nairobi Securities Exchange | 19.15 | ▲+0.40(+2.13%) | 30.8K | KES 4.97 B |
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