The Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) recorded a significant surge in equity turnover for Week 28 of 2026, with transactions reaching TZS 40.5 billion, marking a 133.47% increase compared to the previous week.This growth was driven by strong performance in key stocks, with KA leading the market with a 9.09% gain.The report highlights the resilience of Tanzania's capital markets amid economic uncertainties, as investor confidence remains robust.The DSE's equity turnover growth reflects active trading activity and improved market liquidity.Other notable performers included CRDB and VODA, which saw gains of 8.53% and 8.05%, respectively.The market's upward trend is attributed to favorable macroeconomic conditions, including stable inflation and currency exchange rates.However, the report also notes that certain sectors, such as utilities and real estate, experienced mixed performance.Analysts suggest that the DSE's ability to attract both domestic and foreign investors is a key factor in its recent success.The bond market, while less active, saw a decline in turnover, with transactions dropping by 39.29% compared to the previous week.

Overall, the DSE's performance underscores its role as a critical hub for financial activity in East Africa, with continued growth expected in the coming months.