The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange dropped 69.8 points in pre-midday trade, coming to 7,185.2 points by 11:06 a.m., while the weighted index was at 407.28 after losing 4.64 points. Up to this time, some 122 million shares worth KD 25.8 mill
The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) was down 65 points in early Wednesday morning trade, coming to 7,190 points by 9: 27 a.m., while the weighted index was at 406.01 after shedding 5.91 points. Up to this time, 57.6 million shares worth KD 1
Kuwait stocks lost more ground on Tuesday, extending its losses to the third consecutive day. The index dropped 17.2 points as sell-offs battered select blue chips and some of the mid-level stocks. The market, after trading briefly above the red, c
The MSM30 Index decreased 0.03 per cent to close at 6,290 points. The total shares exchanged increased by 41.1 per cent to 13.435 million shares and the total value traded increased by 34.7 per cent to RO 5.417 million. The market breadth was pos
The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) opened on a high note yesterday on the back of continued positive sentiments after the comments by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, bu
Qatar’s bourse stretched the winning streak to the third day yesterday mainly on sustained buying support, especially from foreign retail investors. Led by Industries Qatar (IQ) and Nakilat, the 20-stock benchmark settled 0.62% higher at 7,055.04 p
The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) climbed for a third consecutive session yesterday, inching up just 0.66 per cent, or 19.39, points to close at 2,968.13. Despite the positive overnight close on Wall Street, the drop in the oil price and weaker U
The Kuwait Stock Exchange equities dropped yesterday led by losses witnessed by Mobile Telecommunications Company (Zain). Saad Al-Barrak, Zains CEO, said the global financial crisis and currency market turmoil will cut $1bn from its forecast revenue of
Emaar Properties is among the biggest gainers on a resurgent Dubai index as stocks rally following upbeat comments from the emirates ruler and gains on global markets overnight and early morning. On Monday, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al
UAE shares extended gains for a third day on Wednesday in line with global rallies, after a surge on Wall Street revived optimism ?about recovery. Real estate heavyweights paced gainers, with Dubai index mover Emaar Properties adding 2.3 per cent to