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16/05/2011 00:00 AST
The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) ended trade Sunday in red on 6,441 points, losing 61.5 points, and the weighted index came to 448.72 points, dropping 9.11 points. Trades came to 4,545 transactions, worth 54,449,660 Kuwaiti dinars, and volume came to 308,602,500. Indices of eight sectors were in red. The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) started trading Sunday in red with a drop of 26 points to read 6,476.5 points at 10:33 a.m., while the weighted index came to 454.07 points, a red of 3.76 points. Trades came to 2,237 spot transactions worth KD 24.2 million, which involved trading of 147 million shares. The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange was still red at 11:28 a.m. Sunday and came to 6,467.7 points, a down of 34.8 points, while the weighted index came to 450.91 points, also a down of 6.92 points.
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