The Brief

DSEI ended at 4,523.81, 1.78% above 28 August. TSI ended at 9,826.80, 0.98% below 28 August. Five verified sessions recorded TZS 86.391bn in equity turnover.

The two indices cover different groups of shares, so the opposite moves show that the week was not uniform across the market.

The next verified sessions will test whether domestic shares recover and whether trading value remains concentrated in a few counters.

DSEI ended at 4,523.81, 1.78% above 28 August. TSI ended at 9,826.80, 0.98% below 28 August.

DSEI includes the broader exchange, while TSI tracks Tanzania-listed shares. Their split means one headline could not describe every market segment.

What carries forward: whether the two official indices move back in the same direction during the next complete week.

Equity turnover, the value of shares traded, totalled TZS 86.391bn across five verified sessions. Thursday supplied TZS 42.930bn of that amount.

One session supplied almost half of the week's value. The complete total is valid, but it does not show evenly distributed activity.

What carries forward: whether the next week keeps a similar total without depending on one unusually large session.

Market breadth counts how many traded counters rose, fell or stayed unchanged. The five sessions recorded 45 advances, 37 declines and 18 unchanged observations.

These are session observations, not 100 different companies. They show the balance of daily participation without implying that every rising counter traded heavily.

What carries forward: whether advances continue to outnumber declines and whether turnover becomes broader at the same time.

NMG rose 23.64% and KCB rose 11.56% from Friday to Friday. PAL fell 12.86% and MBP fell 6.94%.

Endpoint price changes show direction, not how easily each share traded. Volume and order-book depth must be checked separately.

What carries forward: whether the largest moves retain trading support in the next verified sessions.

The 10-year auction yield was 10.69% on 2 September. That was 0.30 percentage points above the prior same-tenor auction.

The yield is the annual rate implied by the auction price. It does not guarantee every saver the same result after access rules, fees or tax.

What carries forward: the next official 10-year auction result and its dated demand evidence.

The BoT USD/TZS mean fell 0.09% from 28 August to 4 September. The Mining Commission gold reference fell 2.34% over the same dates.

A lower USD/TZS mean indicates a slightly stronger shilling. The two source-price changes use different markets and do not prove a shared cause.

What carries forward: whether the next official observations extend either move on the same source basis.