Contrasted Gulf bourses at the end of trading today

Contrasted Gulf bourses at the end of trading today
Contrasted Gulf bourses at the end of trading today
The indexes of the Gulf stock exchanges varied, at the beginning of trading today, Sunday, with shares of Kuwait, Oman and declining, while the Saudi and Iraq stock exchanges rose in the last sessions of the day.

Saudi Stock Exchange

The main Saudi stock index rose during Sunday’s trading, up by 57.45 points, to close at 8293.62 points, with trades worth 13 billion riyals.
The number of shares traded reached more than 555 million shares, shared by more than 400 thousand transactions, in which the shares of 173 companies recorded an increase in their value, while the shares of 19 companies closed lower.

The parallel Saudi stock index (Nomu) also closed today, down by 200.18 points, to close at 14309.65 points, with trades amounting to 31 million riyals, and the number of traded shares reached 470,000 shares, shared by 1215 deals.

Kuwait Stock Exchange
The Kuwait Stock Exchange indices declined, at the end of the trading session on Sunday, the beginning of the week’s sessions, except for the main market, as the general market index fell by 0.44%, losing 24.4 points to close at 5584.42 points, and the first market index fell by 0.61%, losing 38.22 points to close at 6183.42. Points, while the main market index rose by 0.1%, winning 4.19 points, to close at 4395.49 points, and fell

The main 50 index, by 0.02%, losing 0.81 points, to close at 4446.83 points.
While trading volume reached at the close of transactions to record about 338.7 million shares worth 45.3 million Kuwaiti dinars through the implementation of 12.1 thousand transactions, and 7 sectors in the Kuwait Stock Exchange fell, led by technology by 1.53%, followed by the banking sector by 0.65%, followed by the utilities sector by 0.60%, then two sectors. Consumer goods and industry by 0.49% and 0.45%, respectively, then the financial services sector by 0.33%, then the telecommunications sector by 0.11%, while the consumer services sector increased by 1.14%, then the basic materials sector by 0.51%, then the insurance sector by 0.36%. %, Then the real estate sector at 0.11%.
Dubai Stock Exchange
The general index of the Dubai Financial Market declined, during Sunday’s trading, by 0.32%, losing 7.32 points to close at 2244.93 points, and trading volume reached 225.9 million shares, achieving a value of 132.3 million dirhams through the implementation of 2964 deals for 33 shares, and 3 sectors fell on the Dubai Stock Exchange. On

The transport sector was headed by 0.86%, followed by the banking sector by 0.74%, followed by the telecommunications sector by 0.57%, while the services sector rose by 2.03%, then the commodities sector by 1.39%, then the insurance sector by 0.55%, then the real estate sector by 0.29%.
19 stocks jumped on the Dubai Stock Exchange during today’s trading session, led by Ithmaar Holding Company by 14.79%, then the City for Finance and Investment Company by 6.32%, while 12 shares fell, on top of which is the Dubai Islamic Insurance and Reinsurance Company – Aman by 4.50%, then The shares of Takaful House increased by 3.84%, while Ithmaar Holding Company topped the list of the most traded shares by value, with a volume of 73.7 million papers valued at 25 million dirhams.

Amman Stock Exchange

The Muscat Market Index (30) closed today’s transactions at (3621) points, down by (6) points, and by (0.17)%, compared to the last trading session, which amounted to (3627) points.
The value of trading reached one million and (28) thousand and (284) Omani Rials, up by 4.55% compared to the last trading session, which amounted to (661) thousand and (855) Omani Rials.

Iraq Stock Exchange

The Iraqi “Stock Exchange” index closed in its first weekly session today, Sunday, up by 0.28%, standing at 479.1 points.
The index recorded an increase in the shares of 4 companies, and a decrease in 9 others, while 12 companies maintained their share price.
The number of traded shares reached 949,608,658 shares, with a value of 895,197,404 Iraqi dinars, obtained from the conclusion of 409 deals, including 25 joint-stock companies, out of 102 companies registered in the stock exchange.

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