Kuwait’s bourse rose yesterday for an eighth straight day, its longest winning streak in 16 months, on the belief that corporate earnings were improving. But some other regional markets ended recent rallies. The Kuwaiti benchmark climbed 0.7% to 6,1
Main indexes of Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) were generally mixed in trading in sessions of the past week, according to Al-Oula brokerage company. Although some investors pinned some hopes on results of the last quarter of the year, the national bou
Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) rebounded in the past week operations re-posting earnings with the three main indexes being mainly drawn into the green zones in most of the sessions, according to a weekly report released by the Kuwaiti investing compa
Kuwait stocks edged lower Thursday, snapping the five-day advance. The index eased 3.56 points in choppy trade weighed by moderate profit taking in select banks and mid-caps. The trading floor was largely skittish in absence of strong cues. The KSX 15
Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) ended last week with variance in its indices. The price index ended last week with an increase amounted to 0.87%, while the weighted index retarded by 0.29% compared to the closings of the week before. In addition KSX-15
Kuwait stocks nudged higher Thursday stemming the two-day decline. The index rose 4.3 points in volatile trade to 5,878.98 points helped by some of the mid and low caps even as heavyweights closed narrowly mixed. The trading floor sentiment was s
Kuwait stocks nudged higher Thursday to end the week on a firm note. The index rose 8.05 points in lacklustre trade to wind up at 5,943.94 pts even as investors continue to toe caution ahead of the election. The market sentiment was mixed in absence of
Kuwait's bourse rallied to a six-week high yesterday in heavy trade ahead of Saturday's parliamentary elections, while UAE markets ended mixed. National Bank of Kuwait climbed 1 per cent, Gulf Bank rose 1.2 per cent and Boubyan Bank added 1.6 per ce
Kuwait’s bourse fell from a near four-week high yesterday as investors sold shares in companies that failed to announce their financials by the regulatory deadline, while Gulf markets finished mixed in lacklustre trade. Kuwait’s stock exchange said it
Kuwait's market made its largest one-day gain in eight months, rebounding from an eight-year low as investor confidence improved after a political protest was less violent than investors had feared, while other Gulf bourses ended mixed. The index