CAIRO — Egypt’s benchmark stock index retreated on Sunday as investors took profits in large-cap shares, while smaller listed companies continued to outperform amid renewed attention to the government’s state-owned company listing programme and ongoing capital-market reforms. The EGX30 fell 0.95% to close at 53,417.59 points, retreating from the 54,000-point level reached during the previous […] The post EGX30 Falls as Small-Caps Rise and State …
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