The MSM Index lost 70 points to close at 6,728 points, 1.03 per cent lower. The total shares exchanged decreased by seven per cent to 12.015 million shares and the total value traded decreased by 31.1 per cent to RO 4.324 million. The market breadth w
Only two companies are expected to float on the Omani stockmarket this year, the bourse regulator said on Monday, naming Al-Khalili Group and Qatar Telecom's local unit. 'So far only two IPO issues are expected to come out this year,' Yahya Al-J
The MSM Index rose 40.2 points to close at 6,741 points and ended the day higher by 0.60 per cent. The total shares exchanged increased by 29.4 per cent to 26.606 million shares and the total value traded increased by 15.9 per cent to RO 9.982 mi
The MSM Index gained 43.9 points to close at 6,701 points, 0.66 per cent higher. The market breadth was positive with 33 gainers and 12 losers out of 54 traded securities. The total shares exchanged decreased by 10.7 per cent to 20.555 million shares
The MSM Index was marginally down by seven points at 6,658. The market breadth was positive with 21 gainers and 20 losers out of 54 traded securities. The total shares exchanged increased by 50.3 per cent to 22.024 million shares and the total value
Muscat Securities Market (MSM) price index (30) rose by 2.57 per cent at the end of January, 2010 as compared to previous month to close at 6532.16 points. Statistics issued by Muscat Securities Market (MSM) showed that the trading volume stood at RO
Oman shares rose to a month-high, among the Gulf’s best performers, as Oman Telecommunications Co.’s profit beat expectations and global stocks advanced after Germany signaled it may help support Greece’s finances. Omantel, the sultanate’s biggest
The Muscat Securities Market (MSM) 30 index ended in December on a positive note when compared to November, closing at 6368.80 point. It increased by 0.18 per cent. Market capitalisation increased by 0.15 per cent at the end of December, 2009 to reach
The Muscat Securities Market (MSM) wouldn’t be immediately trading in equity-based Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) nor would it be giving it a thought at least in the nearest future. This was said by Ahmed Saleh al Marhoon (pictured), Director-General,
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by Muscat Securities Market (MSM) and Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISE) is expected to pave way for extensive trade on a wide range of securities which customers of both settlement institutions have been l