The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) closed at a drop of 41.4 points on Wednesday, coming to 6,983.4 points, while the weighted index was at 382.49 points by closing, a down of 1.74 points. Trades came to 4,695 transactions at KD 38 mill
The Qatar Exchange was down Wednesday 75.34 points or 1.09% to 6,834.22 points from 6,909.56 Tuesday. The volume of shares traded fell to 6,516,415 from 7,555,794 Tuesday, the value of shares was down to QR229, 003,047.85 from QR248, 877,661.15 T
Dubai shares slid to their lowest level in a month, leading declines in the Gulf, as China moved to cool economic growth, oil fell and on concern fourth-quarter earnings may decline. Emaar Properties PJSC, the United Arab Emirates’ biggest deve
Kuwaiti shares continued to dip during midday trade on Wednesday. The Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) price index shed 45 points to reach 6,979 points. Slightly more than 221 million shares valued at KD 24 million (some USD 80 million) changed hands over
The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) was by 9:45 a.m. Wednesday down 46.9 points to 6,977.9 points, while the weighted index decreased 2.39 points to 381.84 points. Trades came to 1,403 transactions at KD 14 million with 119.8 million sha
Kuwait stock market extended retreat on Tuesday as sentiments dampened over the upcoming financial results. The index dropped 23.1 points in broad decline led by brisk sell-offs in blue chips and some of the mid-priced stocks. Kuwait Finance House and
Gulf bank bank stocks slumped yesterday following further disappointing results from Saudi Arabia lenders, while other sectors also declined as sentiment soured regionally and globally. Dubai fell 2.4 percent, Qatar made its biggest one-day loss for
Gulf stock markets ended mixed on Tuesday as investors ponder on the fourth quarter corporate earnings. The Saudi stock market benchmark Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) fell 0.4 percent to 6,266.26 points, with 85 stocks falling and 22 rising. King
Middle East bank stocks slumped yesterday following further disappointing results from Saudi Arabia lenders, while other sectors also declined as sentiment soured regionally and globally. Dubai fell 2.4%, Saudi Arabia fell for a third day and Kuwait a
The year 2009 was one that will be long remembered by investors as a watershed year that once again reminded them that what goes up can come down. Despite the turbulence, however, investors in the UAE stock markets ended the year more than $23.5bn