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- DSEI
- 4,633.82 21 Sep / DSE
- USD/TZS
- 2,641.86 21 Sep / BoT
- 364-day bill
- 6.47% 9 Sep / BoT
CRDB accounted for 55.3% of session turnover.
DSEI -0.64% / Turnover TZS 4.30bn
Did the average equity interval conceal a wider spread of outcomes?
Yes. The smallest and largest changes differed from one another. The average alone did not describe that spread.
Smallest, average and largest change
11 Sep 2026 to 18 Sep 2026
Change from the common baseline, index points
Smallest change-1.24
Average change0.038
Largest change0.605
Inspect the recorded path
Lines joined recorded observations. No missing values were filled. This window was not the day’s return.
Recorded observations
| Date | Equity | Fixed income |
|---|---|---|
| 11 Sep | 100.00 | 100.00 |
| 14 Sep | 100.30 | 100.09 |
| 15 Sep | 100.91 | 100.12 |
| 16 Sep | 101.40 | 100.14 |
| 17 Sep | 100.16 | 100.17 |
| 18 Sep | 100.19 | 100.20 |
The reference came from this recorded window. It was a local comparison, not an estimate of the sleeve’s long-run behaviour.
Closing-session evidence18 Sep 2026 / DSE
What sat behind the equity headline
Shared historical comparison: 14. 28 Aug 2026 to 16 Sep 2026.
Leading counter’s turnover share
Moved lower in the historical range
- 17 Sep 2026
- 90.53%14/14 below
- 18 Sep 2026
- 55.34%6/14 below
Position counts historical observations strictly below each record. It does not measure the size of the change; equal values do not count as lower.
Advancing share of traded movers
Moved lower in the historical range
- 17 Sep 2026
- 43.75%4/14 below
- 18 Sep 2026
- 38.46%3/14 below
Position counts historical observations strictly below each record. It does not measure the size of the change; equal values do not count as lower.
None belowHalf belowAll below
Source and method
Source: After the Bell. Position shows the share of prior observations strictly below the close, not the size of the difference. Both measures and both displayed dates used the same complete cohort. Both displayed dates were excluded when a prior comparison was available. Ties counted in the denominator but not as lower observations. This held sample was not the full available archive.
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KCB traded at 107.10 times its recent median recorded volume
Latest recorded volume as a multiple of each counter's own median
Note: The chart divides latest recorded volume by each counter's own median over the governed liquidity archive. Zero-median and unavailable records are omitted. It describes activity and does not infer buyer intent or causality.
Source dated .
Data source: Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange company liquidity archive
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The comparison scales each counter against its own median, not against another company's absolute volume.
Why it matters
An unusual volume multiple can help readers spot where market attention changed without confusing a large company with an active one.
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Silver carried the widest domestic discount at 12.10%
Domestic price premium or discount to same-date world reference
Note: For each mineral, the chart computes the percentage difference between same-date domestic and world indicative prices published by the Mining Commission. Different minerals retain their own units and are compared only as percentage gaps.
Source dated .
Data source: Mining Commission of Tanzania indicative prices
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The strip compares each published domestic buying-centre reference with its same-date world reference. The gap includes the source's market structure and is not a dealer quote.
Why it matters
The domestic-to-world gap shapes the value that reaches local sellers before their own transport, quality and transaction costs.
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8 counters declined as the DSEI fell 0.64%
Advancing and declining counters by session
Note: Breadth counts and turnover come from the verified DSE session ledger. The chart shows advances above zero and declines below zero for the latest twelve sessions. It does not infer why prices moved.
Source dated .
Data source: Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange
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5 counters advanced, 8 declined and 8 were unchanged. CRDB carried 55.34% of TZS 4.30bn in session turnover. The domestic TSI fell 0.53%.
Why it matters
Broad participation makes an index move more representative of the wider market, while narrow participation can signal dependence on a few counters.
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