TUNINDEX falls 1.01% as financials weigh despite Delice and stock-specific stories
The TUNINDEX fell 1.01% to 21,040.09 points and the TUNINDEX20 lost 1.03% to 9,291.69 points, dragged down by banks at -1.54% and financial services at -1.21%. Losses also hit distribution at -0.97%, consumer services at -0.97% and basic materials at -0.9%, while food and beverages rose 0.43% to 19,549.2 points. On the corporate front, Delice Holding reported a very slight increase in first-half revenue, according to Tustex. Tustex also said Tunisie Valeurs described SOTUVER as entering a new phase with a new strategic partner, while MAC S.A sees strong potential for Carthage Cement through the energy transition. According to market notes, Tunis Re rose 4.3% on July 21 and Attijari Leasing jumped 6% on July 20 despite a weaker broader market.
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