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15/07/2010 00:00 AST
Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) ended Thursday trade down to 6,512.7 points, a drop of 28 points, and ended the week on an all-red board but for a gain 39.7 points in the industrial sector index.
The weighted index finished at 403.43 points losing 0.8 points, after 4,360 trades worth KD 29.95 million. Volume came to 261.2 million shares.
The biggest drop in seven sector indices was in the services sector, which shed 90.3 points, followed by drops of 48.1 points and of 44.5 points in the food and investment indices.
Leading share was Salbookh Trading, while loser share of the day was that of First Takaful Insurance.
Top five shares in volume were those of Investors Holding Group, Abyaar Real Estate Development, Al-Salam group holding, Gulf Finance House, and Mubarrad Transport. Trade in these five shares came to 47.1 percent of the day's overall volume with 123.2 million shares changing hands.
KUNA
Ticker | Price | Volume |
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SABIC | 114.77 | 5,915,941 |
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