Qatar Stock Exchange is the only loser in the Gulf stock exchanges with a mid-week session
Gulf bourses closed higher Tuesday, mid-week, with the exception of the Qatar Stock Exchange, which fell after 5 consecutive gains, under pressure of a collective decline of sectors.
Saudi Stock Exchange
The Tadawul All Share Index rose 1.66% to close at 8609.35 points on Tuesday, ending the week's trading session with the market closing 1.47% down by 50.18 points. Level of 3368.02 points.
The volume of trading on the Saudi Stock Exchange closed at 117.7 million shares worth SAR 2.9 billion, and 155 companies rose, while 24 companies declined.
Followed by the Investment and Finance sector by 2.27%, followed by Real Estate Development and Management by 2.19%, followed by Banking by 1.97%, followed by Basic Materials by 1.60%, followed by Energy by 1.29%. , Followed by the Media and Entertainment sector (1.24%).
Al-Baha topped the green list listed on the stock exchange with a growth of 10%, followed by Anam Holding by 9.05%, followed by Metlif AIG Arabi by 8.48%, while Jarir was the redlist, down 2.62%, followed by 2.20% Followed by Saudi Arabia by 2.10%.
Dubai Stock Exchange
The general index of the Dubai Financial Market, ending the trading session on Tuesday, mid-session of the week, 1.04% gain of 26.02 points to close at 2539.24 points.
Trading volume reached 125.9 million shares, with a total value of AED 130.8 million. This was achieved through 2857 transactions for 32 shares. 23 shares advanced, 6 shares declined and 3 shares settled.
The real estate sector rose by 1.70%, followed by the industrial sector by 1.70%, followed by the insurance sector by 1.49%, followed by the services sector by 1.30% , Followed by Transportation (0.38%), Transportation (0.13%) and Telecommunication (0.79%).
Salaam Holding was the top gainer with 8.54%, Union Properties was down 5.08%, while the declining list was followed by Ekttitab Holding by 9.55% and Shuaa Capital by 1.35%.
Kuwait Stock Exchange
Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) ended the week with a rise of 8 sectors led by Telecommunications.
The general market index gained 0.68%, or 37.88 points, to close at 5598.72. The index rose 0.85% to close at 6058.34 points. The benchmark index was up 0.23% gaining 10.86 points to close at 4708.54 points.
During today's session, 120.2 million shares were traded at a total value of KD 28.4 million through 4818 transactions.
The real estate sector gained 0.83%, followed by the financial services sector by 0.62%, followed by the insurance sector by 0.51%, followed by the oil and gas sector by 0.40%, followed by the real estate sector by 0.84%; %.
Qaywain topped the green list on the stock market with a growth of 28.35%, followed by Arjaan by 10%, then opinion by 9.50%, while the shares of "equipment" red list decreased by 16.21%, sand by 12.85%, and Crescent by 9.76% .
Bahrain Stock Exchange
Bahrain Financial Market Index rose by 0.93% to close at 1409.43 points, led by the rise in commercial banks and investment sectors.
The Bahrain Stock Exchange closed at 4.2 million shares worth BD 987,000.
The rise was led by Commercial Banks with a growth rate of 33.24%, driven by Investcorp (9.45%), Al Salam Bank-Bahrain (2.47%), National Ahli United Bank (1.90%) and Investment (10.47%). 1.35%.
While the Services sector decreased by 0.88% under pressures of the Bahrain Duty Free Complex Company fell by 0.65%.
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