BSE jumps P390bn in 9 months

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The Botswana Stock Exchange's (BSE) market capitalisation or the market value of all listed shares, has risen by more than P389 billion since the beginning of the year, with investors generally enjoying steady returns.

The 55% jump in market capitalisation helped propel the BSE into the trillion-pula value territory as well as into the higher rankings on exchanges on the continent.

A market report compiled by the exchange and covering the period between January and end of September, indicates that values rose across the various instruments listed on the local bourse.

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