The Gulf stock markets differed, at the end of the trading session on Tuesday, midway through the week’s sessions. The general index of the Saudi stock market "TASI" rose by 0.17%, winning 14.99 points, to close at 8884.46 points, and the general index of the Dubai Financial Market rose by 0.09%, gaining 2.47 points. To close at 2701.15 points, the market capital lost 210 million dirhams to close at 357.67 billion dirhams, and the general index of the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange jumped 0.39%, winning 20.69 points to close at 5258.167 points, and the market capital gained about 2.3 billion dirhams, to close at The level of 750.194 billion dirhams.
The general index of the Bahrain Financial Market also rose by 0.35%, gaining 5.15 points to close at 1458.24 points, and the Kuwait Stock Exchange indexes rose for the fourth consecutive session, while the general index of the Qatar Stock Exchange declined by 0.04%, losing 4.30 points to close at 10838.69 points, and fell MSM Index.
Saudi Stock Exchange
The general index of the Saudi stock market, TASI, rose by 0.17%, winning 14.99 points to close at 8884.46 points, and the parallel market index rose by 3.26%, winning 809.91 points, to close at 25687.68 points, The trading volume reached 221.9 million shares, worth 8.6 billion riyals.
Thirteen sectors rose in the Saudi market, led by the applications and technology services sector by 2.75%, followed by the luxury goods sector by 0.95%, followed by the transport sector by 0.78%, then the food production sector by 0.48%, then the capital goods sector by 0.45%, then the sector Medicines by 0.39%, then the basic resources sector by 0.38%, then the media and entertainment sector by 0.29%, then the long-term goods sector by 0.26%, then the insurance sector by 0.22%, then the communications sector by 0.17%, then the banking sector by 0.15% Then the investment and financing sector by 0.07%, while the real estate management and development sector declined by 0.26%, then the consumer services sector by 0.25%, then the health care sector by 0.22%, then the energy sector by 0.15%, then the commercial and professional services and public utilities sectors by 0.26%. 0.14%.
87 shares jumped during today's trading session, led by "Al-Omran" by 9.94%, then by "Acij" by 8.76%, then by "Al-Samaani" by 6.63%, while 96 shares fell, topped by the share of "Ataa" by 2.98%, then "Red Sea" shares by 2.80%, then shares of "Tabuk Cement" by 1.72%, while "Al-Samaani" share issued the most active list by value, amounting to 881.7 million Saudi riyals.
Dubai Stock Exchange
The general index of the Dubai Financial Market rose by 0.09%, gaining 2.47 points to close at 2701.15 points, and the trading volume reached 367.1 million shares, achieving a value of 372.9 million dirhams through the implementation of 4671 transactions for 32 shares. The banking and transport sectors rose by 0.95% and 0.06%, respectively, while the services sector declined by 1.10%, followed by the goods sector by 0.96%, followed by the real estate sector by 0.75%, then the investment and financial services sector by 0.68%, then the communications sector by 0.17%. %, Then the insurance sector by 0.14%.
11 shares jumped on the Dubai Stock Exchange during today's trading session, led by Gulf Navigation Holding Company by 5.05%, then Ajman Bank by 1.63%, while 19 shares declined, on top of which is Al Salam Bank Sudan by 4.73%, then Amlak Finance Company by 4.73%. 2.61%, while the Dubai Financial Market Company’s shares topped the list of the most traded trades by value, with a volume of 61.2 million papers worth 73.8 million dirhams, and the share rose by 0.85%.
Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange
The general index of the Abu Dhabi Securities Market rose, at the end of the trading session today, Tuesday, midway through the week’s sessions, by 0.39%, a profit of 20.69 points to close at the level of 5258.167 points, and the profit of the market capital of about 2.3 billion dirhams to close at the level of 750.194 billion dirhams, and the trading volume reached 107 million Shares, worth 483 million dirhams, through the implementation of 3039 transactions.
4 sectors rose on the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange, led by the consumer goods sector by 5.86%, followed by the telecommunications sector by 0.80%, followed by the banking sector by 0.72%, then the industry sector by 0.08%, while the insurance sector declined by 1.81%, then the services sector by 1.63% Then the real estate sector by 1.08%, then the energy sector by 0.33%, then the investment and financial services sector by 0.13%.
Twelve stocks rose on the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange during today's trading session, topped by Agthia Group by 6.71%, then by Methaq Takaful Insurance Company by 2.22%, then by EasyLace Motorcycle Rental Company by 1.54%, while 12 stocks declined, topped by Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company. By 4.95%, then the share of Abu Dhabi National Hotels Company by 4.89%, then the share of Abu Dhabi National Building Materials Company by 4.84%, and the share of Aldar Real Estate Company led the most active shares by value, amounting to 129.4 million dirhams, and the share fell by 1.22%.
Bahrain Stock Exchange
The general index of the Bahrain Financial Market increased, at the end of the trading session on Tuesday, midway through the week’s sessions, by 0.35%, winning 5.15 points to close at 1458.24 points, and the trading volume reached 4.4 million shares worth 598.4 thousand Bahraini dinars, and the Bahrain Bourse increased the insurance sector with a growth rate of 27.14% This was driven by the rise of the Bahrain Kuwaiti Insurance Company by 4.69%, Solidarity Bahrain by 1.48%, then the Commercial Banking Sector by a growth of 23.98%, driven by the rise of Ahli United Bank by 2.13%, Khaleeji Commercial Bank by 1.96%, and the Bahrain Ship Repair and Engineering Company rose by 1.96%. By 1.08%.
While the investment sector declined by 1.83%, due to the pressure of GFH Financial Group falling by 2.2%, then the services sector by 0.08%, due to the decline in the share of IBM Terminals Bahrain by 0.19%, and the National Bank of Bahrain by 1.94%.
Kuwait Stock Exchange
The Kuwait Stock Exchange indexes rose at the end of today's session, Tuesday, midway through the week’s sessions, for the fourth consecutive session, as the general market index rose by 0.46%, winning 25.78 points to close at 5645.06 points, and the first market index jumped by 0.59%, winning 36.41 points to close at the level 6168.80 points, the main market index increased by 0.08%, a gain of 3.89 points, to close at 4,613.46 points, and a major index of 50 rose 0.13%, winning 6.02 points, to close at 4723.09 points.
The volume of trading at the close of transactions amounted to about 309.5 million shares worth 45 million Kuwaiti dinars through the implementation of 11.3 thousand transactions, 9 sectors rose, led by the consumer goods sector by 0.94%, followed by the basic resources sector by 0.87%, followed by the industry sector by 0.69%, then the banking sector. By 0.57%, then the real estate sector by 0.34%, then the insurance sector by 0.26%, then the communications sector by 0.20%, then the financial services sector by 0.12%, then the consumer services sector by 0.08%, while the oil, gas and technology sectors declined by 2.07% , 1.43%, respectively.
Qatar Stock Exchange
The general index of the Qatar Stock Exchange, at the end of today's session, Tuesday, mid-week sessions, declined by 0.04%, losing 4.30 points to close at 10838.69 points, and the trading volume reached 196.5 million shares worth 452.1 million riyals through the implementation of 10.2 thousand transactions, 17 shares declined, and 25 rose. Shares, and 6 stocks settled.
4 sectors fell on the Qatar Stock Exchange, led by the banking and financial services sector by 0.26%, followed by the industries sector by 0.24%, followed by the real estate sector by 0.10%, then the insurance sector by 0.01%, while the telecommunications sector rose by 2.14%, then the goods and consumer services sector. By 0.52%, then the transport sector by 0.16%.
Muscat Stock Exchange
The Muscat Securities Market retreated at the end of the trading session today, Tuesday, the middle of the week’s sessions, as the Muscat Market Index (30) fell by 1.35%, losing 50.294 points to close at 3675.051 points, and the trading volume reached 5.5 million shares worth 934.6 thousand riyals through the implementation of 354 transactions. For the number of 39 shares.
Eight shares rose, led by "Raysut Cement" by 3.23%, then "Al Jazeera Steel Products" by 3.11%, then "Oman United Insurance" by 3.02%, while 18 stocks declined, led by the Oman International Development and Investment (Ominvest) ) "By 4.71%, then shares of" National Bank "by 4%, then share of" Bank Dhofar "by 3.85%, while the share of" Orido "topped the list of the most active by value amounted to 132.1 thousand Omani riyals.
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