The trading session at Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) ended on Monday with all three main indices in red. The price index came to 6,216.04 points upon losing 61.17 points, and the weighted index came to 405.77 points shedding 3.69 points, while the KSX 15

Saudi Arabia’s bourse snapped a three-day losing streak yesterday as fears eased of a disorderly Greek exit from the euro bloc, while Egypt’s market fell ahead of the release of official presidential election results. The Saudi kingdom’s index finished

The Saudi Stock Market bucked the prevailing 3-day negative trend yesterday and turned green with impressive gains. The Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) opened at 6989.45 points, which proved to be the intra-day low, subsequent trading sent the index up

The Tadawul All-Share Index climbed 0.96% to reach 7,056.68 Monday. According to four surveys conducted in Greece, the vast majority of the voters want to vote for the conservatives and they want that their country stays in the Euro zone. This triggered

The Dubai benchmark index DFMGI fell 0.22% to close at 1,477.04 Monday, although bellwether Emaar gained 0.34% to hit Dhs2.91. Dubai Islamic Bank (down 2.10% at Dhs1.89) and Tabreed (off 2.44% at Dhs1.20) weighed on the gauge, while low trading volumes

Egypt's shares tumbled yesterday after unofficial results from the country's presidential election showed that two candidates, Ahmed Shafiq, affiliated with the government of former president Hosni Mubarak, and Mohammed Morsi from the Muslim Brotherhood

Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Authority (CMA) has given approval to Saudi Arabian Airlines for an initial public offering of 30% of its catering unit, the regulator said in a bourse statement yesterday. The long-awaited share-sale in Saudi Airlines

Egypt’s bourse made its largest one-day decline in two months on concerns over the presidential election outcome, while most Gulf markets slipped yesterday amid uncertainty over a possible Greek exit from the euro. Cairo’s index fell 3.5%, its biggest

The QE 20 Index advanced 0.32% to reach 8,490.12 points. Sunday was the day of the financial shares, as the majority of lenders and insurers posted small profits. Commercial Bank of Qatar and Doha Bank gained 0.70%, while market bellwether Industries

The Qatar Exchange was pursued its upswing trend Sunday up 27.21 points or 0.32% to 8,490.12 points from the previous closing of 8,462.91 . The volume of shares traded was down to 9,921,918 from 14,065,080 Thursday and the value of shares decreased to QR

On the first day of the last week of May's trading, the Dubai Financial Market General Index (DFMGI) added 0.05% to close at 1,480.35, although the number of gaining shares (5) was clearly outnumbered by losers (17). But bellwether Emaar Properties saved

Investors have lost that lovin' feeling when it comes to shares. Hopes for a recovery have dissipated, wiping out half of the gains made in January and February, and analysts are not yet seeing a bottom. Regional stock markets are likely to remain

Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) ended last week with two of its indices in the green zone. The price index ended last week with a decrease amounted to 1.40 percent, while the weighted index increased by 0.06 percent compared to the closings of the week