Qatari stocks went down marginally yesterday despite strong net buying support from foreign institutional investors. The 20-share benchmark index of Qatar Exchange shed around six points to 6,907 with the market capitalisation sliding marginally to
Qatar’s bourse yesterday fell by a tad 0.08% as retail investors inserted selling pressure. Led by QNB, the 20-stock benchmark settled lower at 6,907.67 points despite net buying by institutional investors. The market is down 0.70% year-to-date. The
Strong buying by foreign institutions could translate into only a marginal 0.10% rise in Qatar’s bourse yesterday. Led by large cap equities, the 20-stock benchmark rose to 6,913.26 points but the rise was feeble due to profit-booking by local retail
The Qatar Exchange pursued its upswing trend Tuesday adding 7.16 points or 0.10% to 6,913.26 points from 6,906.10 Monday The volume of shares traded on Qatar Exchange up to 7,398,332 from 6,234,854 on Monday; the value of shares was rose to
A late rally enabled Qatar Exchange’s index to end higher for a fifth session in six as Barwa Real Estate extended gains since saying it was in talks with Qatar Petroleum to sell Barwa Financial District. Barwa climbed 1.1 percent. Industries Qatar wa
Foreign retail and institutions’ buying interest yesterday lifted Qatar’s bourse as the gains were paced by small cap equities. Led by Industries Qatar and Barwa, the 20-stock benchmark edged 0.07% higher to close at 6,906.10 points despite
The Qatar Exchange was in green area Monday adding 4.63 points or 0.07% to 6,906.10 points from 6,901.47 Sunday. The volume of shares traded on Qatar Exchange was down to 6,234,854 from 8,822,440 on Sunday; the value of shares fell to QR1
Qatar’s bourse opened the week on a weak note as the key index fell 0.43% as local institutions booked profit. Led by QNB, Industries Qatar, Qatar Telecom and Qatar Electricity and Water, the 20-stock benchmark settled lower at 6,901.47 points, a day
The Qatar Exchange was down Sunday 30.03 points or 0.43% to 6,901.47 points from 6,931.50 on Thursday. The volume of shares traded fell to 8,822,440 from 11,634,132 Thursday, the value of shares was down to QR274,481,766.50 from QR341,396
The Qatar Exchange (QE) showed a mixed performance during the week starting February 7. The official QE price index rose 1.43% over the previous week’s closing and at 6,931.50 points last Thursday, while the Alshall index) closed at 1,058.44 points, up