The Dubai stock market closed at the start of trading with the pressures of falling 6 sectors, led by investment

Economy and stock exchange

The general index of the Dubai Financial Market [DFM] declined by 0.32% to close at 2664.60 points.

Trading volume was 32.6 million shares, with a total value of 31.6 million AED. The index gained 631 shares, while 5 gained, while 16 declined and 4 remained unchanged.

The real estate sector rose by 0.70%, the transport sector by 0.31%, followed by the banking sector by 0.29%. The telecommunications sector rose by 0.18%, followed by the investment sector by 1.97%, followed by the insurance sector by 1.54%. 0.92%, followed by the Industrial sector by 0.20%.

National Central Cooling Company was the top loser with 2.63%, followed by Aramex with 1.74% and Amlak Finance by 6.25% and Salam Holding by 4.65%.