Tunis: The stock market closed Wednesday's session in negative territory, losing 0.2% to 9,122.9 points.According to the daily analysis of broker Tunisie Valeurs, the market was relatively stable, with a total gain of 9.6%, thanks in particular to the good performance of Amen Bank and SAH LILAS shares.BH Leasing shares were among the top performers. The share of the leasing company backed by the BH Group stood out with an increase of 4.5% to TND 3.520. The stock accumulated a total volume of TND 159,000 during the session.SIAME shares performed well during the session after a long period at half-mast. The stock rose by 4.2% to TND 3.700. The share of the electrical equipment and fittings specialist attracted capital of TND 650,000 during the session.ALKIMIA shares were the red lantern of the TUNINDEX. Without being traded, the share of the STPP producer fell by 3.8% to TND 20.200.Délice Holding shares also performed poorly during the session. The share of the national champion of dairy products gave up 2.6% to TND 10.800, animating the market with TND 560,000 traded during the session.Amen Bank was the star stock of the session. Shares in the financial arm of the PGI group ended the session on a high note (+1.4% to TND 37.980).Amen Bank was the most sought-after stock by investors during the session, providing the market with almost TND 5 million of capital.Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse
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