91-day T-bill8.750%▲ 0.002
182-day T-bill8.851%▼ 0.008
364-day T-bill9.029%▲ 0.002
Central Bank Rate8.75%07/10/2026
Inflation7.3%October 2026
Top MMF yield10.50%Madison
Sources: CBK auction, 2 Nov 2026 value date (change vs 26 Oct); CBK key rates; fund managers' published yields, as at 14 Nov 2026.

NSE market wrap: Co-op Bank up 7.9% in week, Quickmart slips

NSE market wrap for 13 November 2026: Co-op Bank gained 7.9% in the week, KPC fell 7.4% and Quickmart slipped to KSh8.26 on its second day.

NSE market wrap: daily price list for 13 November 2026 with Co-op Bank and other bank shares
Agricultural and banking stocks in the NSE daily price list, 13 November 2026. Screenshot: Nairobi Securities Exchange

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In this NSE market wrap for the week to Friday, 13 November 2026, Co-operative Bank of Kenya rose 7.9% to KSh 38.95, while Quickmart shares slipped 7.2% on their second day of trading to KSh 8.26. The NSE All Share Index (NASI) gained 0.19 points on Friday to close at 241.74, according to the Nairobi Securities Exchange daily price list.

The NSE market wrap numbers show that over the week, NASI rose from 239.72 on 6 November, a gain of about 0.84%, and market capitalisation climbed from KSh 4,022.92 billion to KSh 4,087.09 billion, up about 1.6%.

NSE market wrap: how the indices closed on Friday

All the main indices ended Friday higher. The NSE 20 rose 14.19 points to 4,188.86, the NSE 25 added 21.75 points to 6,820.37, and the NSE 10 gained 1.01 points to 2,669.92. The banking sector index rose 1.42 points to 284.07.

The NSE market wrap shows trading was quieter than on Thursday, the day Quickmart listed. Equity turnover was KSh 333.30 million from 18,785,693 shares in 12,598 deals, down from KSh 766.03 million and 28,549,772 shares on 12 November.

NSE market wrap index closes and turnover on 13 November 2026
Index closes, market value and turnover on 13 November 2026. Screenshot: Nairobi Securities Exchange

Co-op Bank shares gain 7.9%

Co-op Bank traded at a volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of KSh 38.95 on Friday, against KSh 36.10 on 6 November, after a busy week that included a move to KSh 39.25 on Thursday. On Friday, 1,042,157 shares changed hands between KSh 38.05 and KSh 39.10. The stock is trading cum-dividend: the price list shows an interim dividend of KSh 1.50 with books closing on 25 November and payment on 4 December 2026. Earlier moves are in our report on Co-op Bank shares on 11 November.

Other banks also firmed over the week. Absa Bank Kenya rose to KSh 32.00 from KSh 30.85, and Equity Group closed at KSh 100.00 from KSh 99.00. KCB Group eased to KSh 89.00 from KSh 89.50. Safaricom ended at KSh 35.00, up from KSh 34.40 a week earlier, with 456,120 shares traded on Friday.

Quickmart shares slip on day two

Quickmart’s second day of trading saw the stock trade between KSh 8.18 and KSh 8.40, with a VWAP of KSh 8.26, down from KSh 8.90 on its first day. Volume fell to 7,000,516 shares. At KSh 8.26, the stock is still about 10% above the KSh 7.50 IPO price. The first day is covered in our story on the Quickmart share price on day one.

Uchumi Supermarket rose to KSh 1.33 from KSh 1.25, while Kenya Airways was flat at KSh 5.50 with 1,076,371 shares traded.

NSE price list rows for Quickmart, Uchumi and other commercial stocks on 13 November 2026
Commercial and services stocks in the NSE daily price list, 13 November 2026. Screenshot: Nairobi Securities Exchange

KPC falls 7.4% ahead of its AGM

Kenya Pipeline Company fell about 7.4% over the week, ending Friday at KSh 10.70 against KSh 11.55 on 6 November. It was also among the most traded stocks on Friday, with 1,577,589 shares changing hands. KPC has announced a final dividend of KSh 0.32 a share with books closing on 30 November, and its board changes are in our report on the KPC AGM.

In energy, the NSE market wrap shows KenGen closed at KSh 9.70 and Kenya Power at KSh 22.00. For the next NSE market wrap, upcoming payouts across the market are listed in our NSE dividend calendar, and new investors can learn how to buy shares on the NSE.

Frequently asked questions

What does the NSE market wrap for 13 November 2026 show?

NASI rose 0.19 points to 241.74, the NSE 20 closed at 4,188.86 and market capitalisation was KSh 4,087.09 billion, according to the NSE.

How much did Co-op Bank shares gain this week?

Co-op Bank rose about 7.9% to KSh 38.95 between 6 and 13 November 2026, according to NSE daily price lists.

What was the Quickmart share price on day two?

Quickmart traded at a VWAP of KSh 8.26 on 13 November 2026, down from KSh 8.90 on its debut but above the KSh 7.50 IPO price.

When is the Co-op Bank interim dividend paid?

The NSE price list shows an interim dividend of KSh 1.50 a share, with books closing on 25 November and payment on 4 December 2026.

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