Qatar is the only loser on the Gulf stock exchanges in the first session after Eid al-Fitr

Economy and stock exchange

The Gulf bourses ended the week's trading session and the first session after Eid Al Fitr holiday, with the exception of the Qatar Exchange, which fell by 0.23%, losing 23.55 points, amid a collective decline of sectors.

Dubai Stock Exchange

The Dubai Financial Market Index rose by 1.17% to close at 2650.95 points.

Trading volume reached 213.2 million shares, with a total value of AED 188.4 million. The index gained 2813 shares, while 25 gained, while 3 declined and two remained unchanged.

The sectors that followed were the Insurance sector with 8.54%, followed by the Services sector by 4.20%, followed by Investment by 2.26%, Services by 1.53%, Banking by 1.41%, Real Estate by 0.74%, and Telecommunications By 0.40%, followed by Transportation by 0.13%.

The top gainers were Islamic Islamic Insurance SALAMA (14.99%), Takaful House (10.21%), Emaar Properties (3.09%) and Emaar Development (2.04%).

Bahrain Stock Exchange

Bahrain Financial Market Index rose by 0.79% to close at 1,446.01 points, led by banks and investment sectors.

The Bahrain Stock Exchange closed at 12.1 million shares worth BD 3.6 million.

Bahrain Commercial Bank led the rise in the commercial banking sector, led by Ahli United Bank gaining 2.19%, BBK by 0.68%, followed by Investment by 8.33%, GFH Financial Group by 1.63% The Gulf Hotels Group was down 0.02%.

Qatar Exchange

Qatar Stock Exchange ended the session of the week, ending the week, 0.23% losing 23.55 points, to close at 10295.78 points.

Trading on the Doha bourse ended at 10.5 million shares valued at 195.6 million Qatari riyals through 6,924 transactions, 23 shares rose, 21 declined and 3 shares settled.

Followed by the real estate sector with a loss of 1.15%, followed by the transport sector by 0.68%, followed by the insurance sector by 0.56%, followed by the banking and financial services sector by 0.47%, followed by the industrials sector by 0.42% Then the telecom sector by 0.10%.

Kuwait Stock Exchange

KUWAIT: Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) ended the week's session with the closing of eight sectors.

The general market index increased by 1.26% to close at 5837.29 points. The index of the first market rose 1.52% to 95.64 points to close at 6372 points. The index jumped 0.53% to 25.37 points as it closed at 4792.79 points. .

Trading on 190 million shares worth KD 44.1 million was exchanged through 6414 transactions.

The real estate sector rose 1.84%, followed by the banking sector by 1.43%, followed by the telecommunications sector by 1.39%, followed by the financial services sector by 1.06%, followed by the insurance sector by 0.89%, followed by the industrial sector by 0.84% , Followed by Consumer Services (0.23%), Basic Materials (0.36%), Consumer Goods (0.06%) and Oil & Gas (1.36%).

Saudi Stock Exchange

The general index of the Saudi stock market "Tassi", ending Sunday's trading, the beginning of the week, rose 2.15% winning 182.74 points to close at 8699.22 points.

The volume of trading on the Saudi Stock Exchange closed at 99.7 million shares worth 2.5 billion riyals, 171 companies rose, while 12 companies declined.

, Followed by the insurance and capital goods sectors (2.23%), followed by the commodities retail sector (4.22%), followed by the transportation sector (4.12%), the telecommunications sector (3.21%), Kemalism by 1.90%.

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