Tunis: The stock market was down for the second consecutive session. The benchmark index fell by 0.10% to 9836.84 points, with a low trading volume of TND 2.9 million, according to broker "Tunisie Valeurs." WIFACK INTERNATIONAL BANK shares were up by 4.2% to TND 8.900. SIAME shares were up by 2.3% to TND 3.590, with trading worth TND 30,000. ASSAD shares dropped by 3.2% to TND 0.600, with a modest trading volume of TND 37,000. SOTETEL shares fell by 1.8% to TND 5.870, energising the market with TND 158,000. DELICE HOLDING shares gained 0.1% to TND 13.620, with trading worth TND 1.5 million. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse
Stock market sees second consecutive session of decline (-0,10%)
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