Anxiety related to clashes at Maspiro were reflected by losses at the Egyptian Stock market during Monday's trading, with all indexes falling at the opening of trade. Losses were valued at more than 10 billion EGP (U.S. $1.7 billion). The market rebounded slightly, supported by purchases from Egyptian investors, reducing losses to 2.3 billion EGP (U.S. $385.9 million). Egyptian stock market's main index, the EGX 30, closed down 2.3 percent at 3,934 points. The EGX 20 fell 2.4 percent. The Medium and Small Companies' index, the EGX 70, declined 1.7 percent. The EGX 100 index declined 1.9 percent. Analyst Abdel Rahman Labib expected the market would rise after absorbing the Maspiro incidents. He pointed out that the decline was expected and temporary. He stressed the stock market's capacity to absorb bad news has improved, but the main problem now is the lack of liquidity. He said it is the problem that should be considered more seriously. Arabic here