The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) indexes declined at the end of trading Wednesday amid marked selling operations by Arab investors fearful of the consequences of protests planned for November 19 following a court ruling to end the state of emergency. The market capital lost about 3.4 billion pounds to hit 407.1 billion pounds. The EGX 30 benchmark index was down 1.29 percent. The broader EGX 70 index of the leading smaller and mid cap enterprises (SME) dropped 0.51 percent and the overall EGX 100 index was down 0.65 percent.