“Muscat” is declining alone among the Gulf stock exchanges in Monday’s...

The Gulf bourses rose, at the end of the trading session on Monday, as the general index of the Saudi stock market “TASI” rose by 0.37%, winning 31.68 points, to close at 8544.94 points, for the third consecutive session.

The general index of the Dubai Financial Market rose by 0.50%, gaining 11.26 points to close at 2234.83 points, and the general index of the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange jumped by 0.89%, winning 40.19 points to close at 4532.82 points, and the market capital gained about 5 billion dirhams to close at the level of 680.743 billion dirhams.

The general index of the Bahrain Financial Market increased by 0.40%, gaining 5.90 points, to close at 1478.51 points. The Kuwait Stock Exchange indexes jumped except for the main, while the Muscat Stock Exchange declined alone.

Thirteen sectors rose in the Saudi market, led by the capital goods sector by 2.16%, followed by the applications and technical services sector by 1.95%, followed by the media and entertainment sector by 1.65%, then the banking sector by 0.90%, then the commercial and professional services sector by 0.80%, then the sector. Communications sector by 0.62%, then the pharmaceutical sector by 0.57%, then the food production sector by 0.49%, then the basic materials sector by 0.36%, then the investment and financing sector by 0.27%, then the transport sector by 0.22%, then the consumer services sector by 0.18% Meanwhile, the traded real estate funds sector declined by 1.16%, then the real estate management and development sector by 0.91%, then the luxury goods retail sector by 0.60%, then the public utilities sector by 0.57%.

93 shares jumped during today’s trading session, on top of which was “Al Yamamah Steel” by 10%, then “Tihama” by 8.73%, then “Electrical Industries” by 7.01%, while 97 shares fell, led by “Al-Maather Rit” by 6.35. %, Then “Al Kathiri” share by 5.45%, then “Anaam Holding” by 3.43%, while “Fish” topped the list of the most active by value, reaching one billion Saudi riyals.

16 stocks jumped on the Dubai Stock Exchange during today’s trading session, led by the Union Real Estate Company by 4.05%, then Ajman Bank by 2.79%, while 9 shares fell, on top of which is Al Madina Finance and Investment Company by 4.57%, and then the share of Anne Digital Service Holding Company. By 1.29%, while Emaar Properties topped the list of the most traded trades by value, with a volume of 21.2 million papers valued at 57 million dirhams, and the share rose by 0.74%.

While the services sector declined by 11.92%, under pressure to drop the shares of Nass by 10%, Bahrain Telecommunications Company – Batelco by 1.14%, and the investment sector by a decrease of 0.10%, under pressure to drop the share of Import Investment Company by 6.98%.

Six sectors rose on the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange, led by the real estate sector by 1.42%, followed by the banking sector by 1.38%, followed by the investment and financial services sector by 1.23%, then the industry sector by 0.75%, then the services and industry sectors by 0.06% and 0.05%, respectively, The insurance sector declined by 0.04%.

Sixteen stocks rose on the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange during today’s trading session, led by Manazel Company by 4.64%, then by Ras Al-Khaimah National Bank by 4.11%, then by Sudatel Communications Group Ltd.-Sudatel by 3.75%, while 3 shares fell, on top of which is Methaq Insurance Company. Takaful by 2.22%, then Ras Al Khaimah Cement Company by 1.3%, then Abu Dhabi National Oil Company for Distribution by 0.29%, and the International Holding Company topped the list of the most active shares by value, reaching 100.1 million dirhams, and the share rose by 1.31%.

Trading volume at the close of transactions amounted to about 446 million shares, worth 71.2 million Kuwaiti dinars, through the implementation of 16.2 thousand transactions, and 4 sectors rose in the Kuwait Stock Exchange, led by the oil and gas sector by 0.36%, followed by the banking and financial services sectors by 0.20%, followed by the health care sector by 0.11% While the insurance sector declined by 3.10%, followed by the technology sector by 1.11%, followed by the real estate sector by 0.78%, and the basic materials sector by 0.56%.

The share of the Kuwaiti Syrian Holding Company came at the top of the green list listed on the stock exchange, up by 14.51%, followed by the share of the Gulf Concessions Holding Company by 9.91%, then the share of the Real Estate Trade Centers Company by 8.25%, while the share of Gulf Insurance Group topped the red list, down by 12.63%, followed by The share of Aayan Leasing and Investment Company by 5.33%, then the share of Gulf Investment House Company by 5%.

Muscat Stock Exchange

The Muscat Securities Market retreated, at the end of the trading session on Monday, for the third consecutive session, as the Muscat Market Index (30) fell 0.18%, losing 6.57 points to close at 3584.220 points, and the trading volume reached 4.9 million shares worth 899.5 thousand riyals through implementation 356 deal for 33 shares.

4 shares rose on the Muscat Stock Exchange, led by “Al-Swadi Energy” by 1.82%, then “Al-Anwar Holding” by 1.54%, then “Al-Anwar Ceramic Tiles” by 1.10%, while 7 shares fell, led by “Muscat Finance” by 4.35. %, Then “Gulf International Chemicals” by 2.86%, then “Oman Investment and Finance” by 2.17%, while “Renaissance Services” issued the most active list by value, amounting to 170.2 thousand Omani riyals.