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29/06/2010 00:00 AST
The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange started Tuesday's trading dropping 8.2 points to read 6,549.6 points by 9:15 a.m. The weighted index was up 0.48 points to read 399.02 points.
Trades came to 186 transactions, worth KD 1,756,760 with 10,030,000 shares changing hands.
The market closed in red at the end of trading Monday, with the price index reading 6,557.8 points.
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