The Qatar Exchange continued witnessing the bearish trend for the fourth straight day. The QE index reflecting a typical trough-peak combination continued marching its way lower throughout the day to close Tuesday's 26th Feb 2013 trading in the red
The QE Index earlier slipped into the red territory and while remining in the sme zone it reached at 8,585.98 levels during the first couple of hours trading on Tuesday 26th Feb 2013. The index dropped 67.09 points or 0.78 percent. The market breadth
Local retail investors’ profit-booking yesterday extended the bearish spell on the Qatar Exchange to the third day. Selling pressure was strong in insurance, realty, telecom and banking stocks as the 20-stock QE Index (based on price data) fell 0.46% t
The QE index spending the entire session below the break even line witnessed a bearish trend on Monday 25th Feb 2013. The index while following its downward momentum dropped 40.14 points or 0.46 percent, reaching at 8,653.07 levels. Market Cap ind
The QE index spending most of the session below the break even line witnessed a bearish trend on Sunday 24th Feb 2013. The index reaching at 8,693.21 levels dropped 0.48%. Market Cap indices ended the session in red zone with Med Cap dropping 0.88
The QE Index earlier slipped into the red territory and while remining in the sme zone it reached at 8,713.98 levels during the first couple of hours trading on Sunday 24th Feb 2013. The index dropped 18.54 points or 0.21percent. The market breadth wa
The Qatar Exchange (QE) was the worst performer among the seven Gulf bourses during the week. The telecom sector mainly drove the 20-stock Qatar Index down 0.66% against Abu Dhabi’s gains of 2.98% and Dubai (1.54%), Muscat (1.38%), Bahrain (1.06%) and
Qatar is planning a wave of new listings on the local exchange. While the planned IPO bonanza may be socially driven, it looks a bit ambitious from a financial standpoint. The aim is to boost the private sector and give Qatari nationals a chance to
The Qatar Exchange yesterday witnessed a bullish spell mainly led by the buying support from foreign institutions. Domestic institutions were also seen exerting buying influence, albeit with lower intensity, as the 20-stock QE Index (based on price
Qatar Exchange ended Thursday’s (21st Feb 2013) trading session in the red zone. The QE index earler slipped into the red zone and spending the entire session below the break even line it dropped 66.75 points or 0.76% to close the day at 8,734.56