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Africa-Press – Tanzania. <\/strong> <\/span>THE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) experienced a notably quieter week of trading activity during the week ended April 3, 2026, as both liquidity and investor participation softened compared to the previous period.<\/p>\n

This slowdown comes against a backdrop of continued foreign investor outflows and cautious positioning by local participants, resulting in a more subdued market environment.<\/p>\n

Total turnover for the week declined sharply by 29.50 per cent, falling to 21.99bn\/- from 31.18bn\/- recorded in the prior week.<\/p>\n

CRDB maintained its dominance, accounting for 54.06 per cent of total market turnover (11.89bn\/-), underscoring its continued role as the market\u2019s primary liquidity anchor.<\/p>\n

TBL followed with a 20.72 per cent contribution, while NMB and DSE contributed 7.95 per cent and 7.23 per cent respectively.<\/p>\n

KA emerged as the top performer, surging by 15.79 per cent to close at 110\/-, possibly driven by speculative interest or regional developments.<\/p>\n

JHL followed with a 7.45 per cent gain, while TCC posted a 4.42 per cent increase. NICO also featured among the gainers, rising by 4.00 per cent, indicating pockets of resilience within select counters.<\/p>\n

PAL led the laggards with a steep drop of 15.74 per cent, followed by MUCOBA, which fell by 12.02 per cent. MCB and MBP also recorded significant losses of 9.40 per cent and 8.46 per cent respectively, while TOL declined by 6.42 per cent.<\/p>\n

These declines highlight the underlying weakness in sentiment, particularly among smaller and more volatile counters.<\/p>\n

From a valuation perspective, the exchange recorded a modest contraction during the week. Total market capitalisation declined by 1.46 per cent to close at 33.36tri\/-, reflecting the general downward movement in equity prices.<\/p>\n

The domestic market capitalisation experienced a slightly steeper decline of 2.15 per cent, settling at 22.88tri\/-, indicating that local counters bore the brunt of the selling pressure.<\/p>\n

Key benchmark indices <\/b><\/p>\n

All Share Index (DSEI) closed at 3,840.34 points, down by 1.46 per cent. Tanzania Share Index (TSI) closed at 8,455.82 points down by 2.14 per cent.<\/p>\n

Sector Indices <\/b><\/p>\n

Industrial & Allied Index (IA) closed at 5,030.32 points up by 0.47 per cent Bank, Finance & Investment Index closed at 1,8510.19 points, down by 3.01 per cent Commercial Services Index closed at 2,248.88 points, down by 3.50 per cent.<\/p>\n

Highlights: Debt Market <\/b><\/p>\n

On March 25, 2026, central bank was in the market offering treasury bills to investors.<\/p>\n

The offerings included 29.9bn\/- for the 35-day maturity Treasury bill, 39.9bn\/- for the 91-day T-bill, 59.9bn\/- for the 182-day T-bill, and 85.2bn\/- for the 364-day Tbill.<\/p>\n

Investor demand in this auction was relatively strong across all maturities, with all Treasury bills recording oversubscription.<\/p>\n

The 35-day bill attracted solid interest, posting a subscription rate of 260.87 per cent, the 91-day bill 162.9 per cent, the 182- day bill 116.86 per cent and the 364-day bill also achieved a subscription rate of 221.05 per cent.<\/p>\n

With strong demand across all maturities, the Bank of Tanzania allotted slightly more than the amounts initially offered for the 35-day and 91-day bills.<\/p>\n

Similarly, for the 182-day bill, the BoT accepted more than the amount offered, while for the 364-day bill it accepted exactly the amount initially offered.<\/p>\n

The 364-day Treasury bill recorded a notable decline in its weighted average yield, falling from 6.3961 per cent in the mid-March auction to 5.1958 per cent in the current auction, a decrease of 119.73 basis points.<\/p>\n

This drop in yield was supported by an increase in the minimum successful price, which rose to 94\/0005 from 92\/9979 in the previous auction.<\/p>\n

Across all maturities, a general decline in yields was observed. The yields for the 35-day and 91-day bills remained around 4 per cent, while the 182-day bill yield stayed at approximately 5 per cent.<\/p>\n

Secondary Market Activity<\/b><\/p>\n

Total turnover for bonds climbed to 78.13bn\/-, marking a robust 18 per cent increase over the previous week\u2019s performance of 66.22bn\/-.<\/p>\n

This growth was supported by a high frequency of activity, tootling 101 deals, signalling strong liquidity and active portfolio rebalancing among institutional players.<\/p>\n

Market Outlook: <\/b><\/p>\n

The DSE appears to be entering a consolidation phase, where activity is likely to remain subdued in the short term as investors adopt a cautious stance.<\/p>\n

The sharp decline in turnover and volumes, alongside continued, albeit reduced, foreign outflows, suggests that the market is still searching for direction.<\/p>\n

In the coming weeks, trading activity is expected to remain concentrated in a few liquid counters, particularly within the banking sector, with names like CRDB, NMB and TBL continuing to anchor overall market liquidity.<\/p>\n

At the index level, downward pressure may persist, especially on the Tanzania Share Index, given its sensitivity to domestic counters and foreign investor behaviour.<\/p>\n

However, the resilience observed in the Industrial & Allied segment could provide some support, creating pockets of opportunity in fundamentally strong stocks, even as the broader market remains range-bound.<\/p>\n

Foreign investor participation will remain a key variable to watch. While outflows have moderated significantly, they have not yet reversed into inflows.<\/p>\n

A sustained return of foreign capital could act as a catalyst for renewed momentum, particularly in large-cap banking stocks.<\/p>\n

Until then, local institutional investors are likely to remain the dominant drivers of market activity, but with a more selective and defensive approach.<\/p>\n

In the fixed income market, the observed compression in yields, particularly the sharp drop in the 364-day Treasury bill, suggests that the window for capturing high short-term yields is narrowing.<\/p>\n

As a result, investors may increasingly shift toward duration strategies, favouring longer-term instruments to preserve returns.<\/p>\n

Overall, the weeks ahead are likely to be characterised by muted equity activity, selective stock picking, and strong fixed income participation.<\/p>\n

While the equity market may lack immediate catalysts for a broad rally, underlying macroeconomic strength and sector-specific resilience suggest that any recovery, when it comes, will likely be gradual and led by fundamentally strong counters<\/p>\n

Find more news and analyses on Tanzania<\/span> on the Africa Press<\/span> website<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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