Against the weak trend other GCC exchanges, the Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) Price Index closed slightly (up 0.38%) higher at 7,659.1 points, indicating some sort of relief after yesterdays parliamentary elections which ended a three month politi
Global Investment House KSCC headed for its lowest close in more than a week after the Kuwait-based investment bank reported a first-quarter loss of 69.5 million dinars ($240 million). The shares sank 1.9 percent to 102 fils, poised for the lowest c
Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) was down for the week especially during the last trading session as all are waiting to see the results of the parliamentary elections, set to be held on May 16, and how would it affect the local economy. Also investors kep
Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) ended last week in the red zone due to the intensification of selling pressures over the course of trading, following ten consecutive weeks of semi-continuous growth. KSE was able to stabilize during some of the weeks
Kuwait’s benchmark was down 0.01 percent at 7,737.1 points Wednesday, led by financial and services stocks. Mobile Telecommunications Co (ZAIN) declined 2.5 percent. Wataniya Telecom Company fell 3.8 percent while National Bank of Kuwait fell 1.6
Global General Index (GGI) ended the day on a negative note by shedding 0.86 points, which translates into a 0.43 percent drop during yesterdays session to reach 197.63 points. The KSE Price Index posted a marginal decline yesterday of 5.20 points
The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange ended Wednesday trade at 7,737.1 points, a drop of 5.2 points, while the weighted index also registered a drop to 405.24 points, a slip of 1.87 points. Trades came to 12,168 transactions at KD 148.53 million w
Kuwait’s main index rebounded on Tuesday to close 7,742 points, climbing 0.8 percent paced by select blue chips. Mobile Telecommunications Co (ZAIN) rose 2.6 percent after winning the contract for Iran’s third mobile network license on Monday.
The Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) recovered a portion of Mondays losses after profit-taking hit the market and ended yesterdays session in the green. Global General Index (GGI) ended the day on a positive note by adding 1.83 points, which translates into
The Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) price index closed up by 61.2 points to 7742.3 points Tuesday, with 704.5 million shares worth KD 141.6 million traded in 12,837 transactions. All eight sectors went up, with services coming in the lead by a gain of 1