KSE price index red in early trade


08/03/2009 00:00 AST  KUNA

The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange was red in early trade Sunday, shedding 22 points to read 6,512 points by 9:30 a.m., while the weighted index shed 1.4 points to read 342.99 points.

Trades came to 1,139 transactions by that time, with value at KD 9,949,910 and volume at 46,020,000 shares.

Trade ended Thursday on an index drop of 44 points to 6,534 points.

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