The DFM General Index spending most of the session in the red zone closed the day at 2,379.49 points on Tuesday 18th June 2013. The index trimmed 3.32 points or 0.14 percent for the session. Micro Cap, Med Cap and Small Cap ended the session in the
The Qatar Exchange turned red on Tuesday 18th June 2013. The Index continued stepping its way lower in the red territory, dropping 68.65 points or 0.73 percent it reached at 9,361.05 levels. Market Cap indices ended the day in the red zone. QE sec
The ADX General Index stepped up to close the session at 3,659.54 points on Tuesday 18th June 2013, up 16.30 points or 0.44 percent from its previous close. Among market cap indices only Large cap moved upward. Industrial Sector outperformed in to
Qatar Exchange today announced the introduction of government bonds issued by the Qatar Central Bank for trading on the exchange, which will commence on Thursday 20th June 2013, in a step that supports the development of the financial market in the
Saudi Arabia’s benchmark index recovered most of its early-week losses yesterday as investor concerns of a political conflict in Syria spreading wider to the region eased, while all other Arab markets also rose. Qatar’s index ticked up 0.06% to 9,43
The UAE has revived a proposal to merge its two main stock exchanges in a state-backed deal that could boost trade in the local market and attract more foreign investment to the Gulf state, sources familiar with the plan said. Talks on a potential
Investors in the GCC were given a much needed boost last week. During its Annual Market Classification Review on June 11, Morgan Stanley Capital International, or MSCI, reclassified the UAE and Qatar from frontier markets to emerging markets status, a
Saudi Arabia’s benchmark stock index (TASI) recorded a handsome gain of 1.81 percent, which is the highest intra-day increase since the start of 2013. The index continued pacing its way higher throughout the day to achieve 132.89 points in a single
The DFM General Index dug in at 2,382.81 points today i.e Monday 17th June 2013.The index continued pacing its way higher throughout the day to add 37.34 points or 1.59 percent. Market Cap indices ended the session in the upward territory. Sector
The contest between bulls and bears ended without any significant change at Qatar Exchange on Monday 17th June 2013, as QE index wavering between north and south closed the session just above the break even line at 9,429.70 points, adding nominal 0.0