The QE Index added 21.11 points during the first couple of hours trading on Monday 13th May 2013. The index adding 0.25 percent reached at 8,868.61. Consumer Goods and Real Estate sectors showed a growth of 1.22 percent and 0.92 percent resp
The DFM General Index advanced to reach at 2,196.21 levels during the first couples of hours trading on Sunday 13th May 2013, adding 11.19 points or 0.51 percent. Services and Investment & Financial Services sectors performed worst during this time
The ADX General Index wavering between north and south showed a flat performance during the first couple of hours trading on Sunday 13th May 2013, as the ADX index retreated to 3,405.34 levels. The market breadth was slightly negative with advance –
Foreign institutions’ robust buying interests were contained by selling pressure of domestic institutions that the Qatar Exchange (QE) yesterday remained flat. Consumer goods and realty sectors witnessed some buying; nevertheless the 20-stock Qatar
Dubai’s benchmark stock index, the world’s best-performing gauge this quarter, rose to the highest level since 2009 on bets a tourism recovery will help boost corporate earnings. Air Arabia jumped to the strongest level since November 2009. The Mid
The DFM General Index earlier jumped up into the green territory; wavering in the same region it closed higher to 2,185.02 points on Sunday 13th May 2013, up 7.34 points or 0.33 percent from its previous close. Transport and Telecommunications sec
The contest between bulls and bears ended without any significant change at Qatar Exchange on Sunday 13th May 2013, as QE index wavering between north and south closed the session at 8,847.5 points, which was roughly where it started the day. Only L
The ADX General Index reflecting a typical trough-peak combination continued marching its way higher to close the Sunday’s (13th May 2013) trading in the green at 3,404.46 points. The index advanced over 35.25 points or 1.04 percent for the entire da
After a couple of days of trading in the green, the Saudi stock market took a reversal yesterday, dropping more than 25 points. The Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) ended yesterday’s trading in the red at 7,195.17 points, down 0.35 percent, from its
The Qatar Exchange (QE) Index gained 99.20 points, or 1.13%, during the week, to close at 8,847.88 points. Market capitalisation rose by 2.06% to reach QR493.9bn as compared to QR484.0bn at the end of the previous week. Of the 42 listed companies, 28