The Gulf stock markets retreated, during the trading session on Wednesday, as the general index of the Saudi stock market "TASI" fell by 0.88%, losing 76.02 points to close at 8542.55 points, and the general index of the Dubai Financial Market decreased by 0.42%, losing 11.62 points to close at the level of 2712.51 points, and the general index of the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange fell by 0.41%, losing 23.47 points to close at 5674.672 points, and the market capital lost about 3.5 billion dirhams to close at 797.888 billion dirhams, and Kuwait topped the list of declineers after the general index fell by 0.9%.
Saudi Stock Exchange
The general index of the Saudi stock market "TASI", at the end of the trading session on Wednesday, decreased by 0.88%, losing 76.02 points to close at 8542.55 points, and the parallel market index - growth by 0.58%, losing 145.23 points to close at 24922.01 points, and the trading volume reached 230.9 One million shares worth 10.1 billion riyals.
19 sectors fell in the Saudi market, led by the commercial and professional services sector by 2.63%, followed by the investment and finance sector by 2.31%, followed by the capital goods sector by 2.16%, then the consumer services sector by 2.02%, then the transport sector by 1.92%, then the goods sectors. Long-term and insurance sector by 1.67%, then the food retail sector by 1.55%, then the food production sector by 1.50%, then the health care sector by 1.30%, then the media and entertainment sector by 1.02%, then the luxury retail sector by 0.98%, then the sector Banks by 0.85%, then the energy and basic materials sectors by 0.69%, then the telecommunications sector by 0.60%, while the sectors of applications, technology services and public utilities increased by 9.85% and 1.39%, respectively.
And 14 stocks jumped during today's trading session, led by "Arabian Sea" by 9.89%, then "MIC" by 9.83%, then "Andalusia" by 3.72%, while 177 stocks fell, led by "Red Sea" by a percentage 6.26%, then Solidarity Takaful shares by 4.67%, then Arab Cement shares by 4.65%, while Refineries share topped the most active list by value, reaching 1.6 billion Saudi riyals.
Dubai Stock Exchange
The general index of the Dubai Financial Market, at the end of the trading session on Wednesday, decreased by 0.42%, losing 11.62 points to close at 2712.51 points, and the trading volume reached 130.9 million shares, achieving a value of 211 million dirhams through the implementation of 2482 transactions for 36 shares, and 5 sectors fell on the Stock Exchange Dubai was led by investment and financial services by 1.60%, followed by the banking sector by 0.59%, followed by the services sector by 0.46%, then the transport sector by 0.33%, then the real estate sector by 0.25%, while the goods sector rose by 3.40%, then the insurance sector by 1.34%, then the telecommunications sector by 1.04%.
And 11 stocks jumped on the Dubai Stock Exchange, at the end of the session on Wednesday, led by Dubai Insurance Company by 15%, then Emirates Refreshments Company by 14.86%, and 19 shares fell, on top of which is the Dubai Financial Market Company by 4.83%, then the share of Falcon Insurance Company by 4.19% While Emirates NBD topped the list of the most traded trades by value, with a volume of 5 million papers, worth 58.6 million dirhams, the share declined by 1.26%.
Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange
The general index of the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, at the conclusion of the trading session today, Wednesday, after its rise during the past two sessions, decreased by 0.41%, losing 23.47 points to close at 5674.672 points, and the market capital lost about 3.5 billion dirhams to close at 797.888 billion dirhams, and the trading volume reached 171.6 million shares, worth 545.8 million dirhams, through the implementation of 3686 transactions.
Six sectors fell on the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange, led by the telecommunications sector by 0.90%, followed by the banking sector by 0.60%, followed by the services sector by 0.50%, then the industry sector by 0.34%, then the energy sector by 0.19%, then the insurance sector by 0.04%, while The consumer goods sector increased by 1.48%, then the real estate sector by 0.95%, then the investment and financial services sector by 0.5%.
Thirteen stocks rose on the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange, led by “Sharjah Cement and Industrial Development Company” by 8.82%, then “Waha Capital Company” by 5.88%, then “Palms Sports Company” by 5.81%, and 19 stocks declined, led by “Manazel Company”. By 4.9%, then shares of "Gulf Medical Projects Company" by 4.83%, then share of "National Foodco Company for Foodstuffs" by 3.92%, while the share of "Aldar Real Estate Company" issued the most active list by value amounting to 184.7 million dirhams, and the share rose By 1.06%.
Bahrain Stock Exchange
The general index of the Bahrain Financial Market turned to decline at the end of the trading session on Wednesday, by 0.13%, losing 1.92 points to close at 1464.76 points, and the trading volume reached 5.7 million shares worth 1.2 million Bahraini dinars, and the hotel and tourism sector fell on the Bahrain Stock Exchange by 149.34%, under downward pressure The shares of the Gulf Hotels Group increased by 10%, then the services sector by 1.02%, due to the pressure of the share of ABM Terminals Bahrain by 1.10%, then the investment sector by a decrease of 0.92% under the pressure of the decline of the share of GFH Financial Group by 1.14%, and the share of Bank Bahrain and Kuwait by 1%.
The commercial banking sector increased by 0.07%, driven by the rise of Al Salam Bank-Bahrain by 4.17%, and Seef Real Estate Company rose by 0.6%.
Qatar Stock Exchange
The general index of the Qatar Stock Exchange, at the end of the trading session on Wednesday, decreased by 0.44%, losing 46.01 points to close at 10471.92 points, and the trading volume reached 156.5 million shares worth 461.7 million riyals through the implementation of 8,968 transactions, 25 shares declined, 19 shares rose, and 3 shares stabilized. .
6 sectors fell on the Qatar Stock Exchange, led by the industries sector by 1.14%, followed by the real estate sector by 0.96%, followed by the transport sector by 0.40%, then the insurance, banking and financial services sectors by 0.27%, then the goods and consumer services sector by 0.21%, while the sector rose Communications by 1.43%.
Kuwait Stock Exchange
The Kuwait Stock Exchange indexes declined, at the end of the trading session on Wednesday, as the general market index fell by 0.90%, losing 51.88 points to close at 5700.91 points, and the first market index decreased by 0.93%, losing 58.19 points to close at 6224.82 points, and the main market index fell by 0.83 % Losing 39.29 points to close at 4669.59 points, and the main index of 50 fell by 0.96%, losing 46.55 to close at 4823.86 points.
The volume of trading at the close of transactions amounted to about 358.9 million shares worth 49.5 million Kuwaiti dinars through the implementation of 12.1 thousand transactions, and 10 sectors fell on the Kuwait Stock Exchange, led by the consumer services sector by 2.69%, followed by the real estate sector by 1.36%, followed by the financial services sector by 1.13%, then The banking sector by 0.95%, then the telecommunications sector by 0.87%, then the utilities sector by 0.74%, then the industry sector by 0.57%, then the consumer goods sector by 0.33%, then the basic resources sector by 0.11%, then the insurance sector by 0.09%, The technology sector increased by 6.65%, then the oil and gas sector by 0.84%.
Muscat Stock Exchange
The Muscat Securities Market retreated at the end of the trading session on Wednesday, for the third consecutive session, as the MSM index (30) fell by 0.520%, losing 18.891 points to close at 3603.715 points, and trading volume reached 10.7 million shares worth 2.1 million riyals through the implementation of 654 Deal for 40 shares.
10 shares rose, led by "Al Jazeera Services" by 7.84%, then "Al Jazeera Steel Products" by 6.67%, then "Omani Qatari Insurance" by 5.26%, while 13 shares fell, led by "Julphar Engineering and Contracting" by 8.16 %, Then "Al-Ahlia Insurance" by 7.78%, then "Bank Sohar International" by 4.49%, while "Bank Muscat" issued the most active list by value, amounting to 436.7 thousand Omani riyals.
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