DAR ES SALAAM, April 7 -- 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.

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

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

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

TBL followed with a 20.72 ...