The Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) continued inching its way higher in the green zone during the first hour of trading on Sunday and reached at 6,855.27 points, up 47.56 points or 0.70 percent. The index traded within a range of 58 points. The market

The DFM Index initiated its Sunday’s travel negatively. The index trimmed nominal 2.65 points to reach at 1,566.85 level. Telecom and Transport sectors traded in red zone, dropping 1.71 percent or 1.19 percent respectively. Real estate being the best

Shares traded on Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) dropped to the lowest since July 29 Saturday, losing 1.03 percent to close at 6,807.71 points ahead of quarterly company financial results and on concern that Europe’s debt crisis is worsening. Saudi

The Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) started a sideways walk along the break even line earlier yesterday, abruptly changed its direction toward south after mid of the session and finally closed in the red territory at 6,807.71 points, down 71.01 points or

The long-drawn-out political deadlock between Kuwait's cabinet and parliament has hurt the stock market, but fund managers and analysts believe government-linked funds may have stepped in to support shares, and blue chips are reaping the benefit. The

Profit booking by foreign retail investors and institutions landed the Qatar Exchange in the negative trajectory in the week. Realty, banks and telecom stocks largely came under selling pressure as the QE 20-stock Qatar Index and Total Return Index lost

Last week was largely negative for the Saudi equities as the Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) trimmed back the 7,000-mark during the week to close lower at 6,878.72 points, down 178.29 points or 2.53 percent from its previous weekend close at 7,057.01

The Qatar Exchange entered the third day of bearish run yesterday mainly on selling pressure exerted by domestic institutions. Largely driven by the realty sector, the 20-stock QE Index (based on price data) fell 0.13% to 8,493.70 points. The market is

The QE Index while following the yesterday’s negative trend continued moving in the red territory during the first couple of hours trading, dropping 10.66 points or 0.13 percent to reach at 8,494.28. Only Consumer Goods & Services and Insurance sectors

The ADX General Index initiated the Thursday’s travel on a positive note. The index adding 3.96 points or 0.15 percent reached at 2,601.54. The market breadth was strong as 7 companies witnessing advances against 1 company witnessing declines. All the

Property stocks took a hit on UAE markets as risk aversion grew on world markets and European stock futures fell. The Dubai Financial Market General Index shed 0.5 per cent to 1,582.51, while the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange General Index was up 0.1 per

The Qatar Exchange (QE) has found 80% of its listed companies have or are in the process of establishing a dedicated investor relations (IR) department, a move that is seen as a yardstick of good corporate governance. The survey - carried out over three

The tug of war ended in the favor of bears with high margin, as Tadawul index yesterday repeated its negative performance as of July 9, 2012, shedding 1.42 percent in a single day. The Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) opened at 6,977.67 points, which