The Tunis Stock Exchange reached a new record this week, fueled by contributions from large-cap stocks. The Tunindex closed on Friday at 15,174.64 points, surpassing an unprecedented historical level.
Over the week, the index rose 2.44%, bringing its year-to-date performance to 12.82%, in a context marked by renewed risk appetite and a noticeable improvement in liquidity.
Trading, slightly lower than in previous weeks, remained robust at 57.7 million dinars (MD), reflecting continued significant market flows.
Among the most active stocks, Amen Bank led with 5.4 MD in transactions, followed by Poulina Group Holding with 4.3 MD and Sotuver at 4.1 MD, demonstrating their sustained attractiveness to both institutional and retail investors.
In terms of performance, STIP and Sotrapil stood out with weekly gains of 13.79%, ahead of Magasin Général (+13.51%) and STAR (+11.95%). Conversely, Office-Plast recorded the steepest decline at -11.49%, while City Cars and Sanimed fell 8.31% and 4.11%, respectively.
Market momentum remains clearly in an acceleration phase. The succession of higher highs and higher lows indicates a healthy bullish structure, supported by sector rotation and participation from banking and industrial stocks.
Market breadth remains constructive, with a significant number of advancing stocks. In the short term, barring technical profit-taking, the likelihood of a continued upward movement is high, with a positive bias maintained as long as volumes support the trend.
