Egypt's market closed in the red zone on Sunday's session, with the benchmark index EGX30 falling by 1.12 percent to record 8,633.86 points and a weak turnover of 228.3 million, according to the data from the Egyptian Exchange.
Meanwhile, the broader EGX70 index and the EGX100 index declined .0.46 percent and 0.51 percent respectively.
Foreign and local institutions were net sellers recording net flows of LE10.7 million and LE8.8 million respectively, while Arab institutions were net buyers recording net flows of LE5.1 million.
The EGX market capital lost LE3.55 billion (US$455 million), to hit LE503.71 billion, compared to LE507.26 billion on Thursday.
