Positive sentiment and gains prevailed across the region\u2019s indices during yesterday\u2019s trading session, as the Dubai Market General Index fell 0.24 percent to close at 4,667.58 points, driven by pressure from the real estate sector, while the Saudi Stock Exchange\u2019s general index rose 1.37 percent to close at 10,162.37 points, supported by the petrochemical sector. The Kuwaiti stock market rose by 0.30 percent, with its general index closing at 7,118.37 points, driven by gains in the industrial sector. In contrast, the Qatari stock market fell by 0.52 percent, with its general index closing at 13,189.56 points, under pressure led by the telecommunications sector, while the Bahraini stock market rose 0.21 percent, with its general index closing at 1,471.1 points, driven by the commercial banking sector. The Omani stock market also rose by 0.23 percent, with its general index closing at 7,200.7 points, supported by all its sectors, while the Jordanian stock market fell by 0.08 percent, with its general index closing at 2,117.99 points.
\n* Dubai Stock Market Falls
\n* The Dubai market declined by 11.14 points, or 0.24 percent, during yesterday\u2019s trading session, with the general index closing at 4,667.58 points. This decline was driven by pressure from the real estate sector and mixed performance among blue-chip stocks, with Emirates NBD shares rising 5.67 percent, Dubai Islamic Bank shares rising 1.82 percent, and Emirates Integrated Telecommunications shares rising 0.17 percent. In contrast, Emaar shares fell by 2.06 percent, Arabtec by 1.65 percent, Dubai Investment by 0.58 percent, and Dubai Financial Market by 1.78 percent. Trading value and volume declined, as investors traded 317,500 shares worth 627,600 dirhams across 5,009 transactions. Share prices rose for 15 companies, fell for 15 companies, and remained unchanged for two companies. By sector, the banking sector rose by 2.32 percent, followed by the insurance sector, which rose by 1.43 percent. In contrast, the real estate sector fell by 1.89 percent, followed by the investment sector, which fell by 1.03 percent.
\nThe share price of Dubai National Insurance and Reinsurance Company posted the highest gain of 15.00 percent, reaching 2.990 dirhams, followed by Iktab shares, which rose 6.050 percent to 0.649 dirhams. In contrast, Al Salam Group\u2019s share price recorded the largest decline, falling by 5.600 percent to 1.18 dirhams, followed by International Financial Consultancy Company, which fell by 3.610 percent to 0.775 dirhams. Arabtec shares ranked first in trading value at 179 million dirhams, closing at 4.160 dirhams, followed by Union Real Estate shares at 114.4 million dirhams, closing at 2.060 dirhams. Gulf Finance House shares ranked first in trading volume at 106.5 million shares, closing at 0.529 dirhams, followed by Union Real Estate shares at 55 million shares.
\n* Kuwaiti stocks rise on support from the \u00abindustrial sector\u00bb
\n* The Kuwait Stock Exchange rose by 21.39 points, or 0.30 percent, during yesterday\u2019s trading session to close at 7,118.37 points, driven by gains in the industrial sector. Both trading value and volume increased, as investors traded 102.4 million shares worth 12.6 million dinars across 2,577 transactions. By sector, the industrial sector rose by 8.15 percent, followed by the banking sector at 7.96 percent. In contrast, the technology sector fell by 15.07 percent, followed by the consumer goods sector at 9.57 percent.
\nLouloua\u2019s share price posted the highest gain, rising 9.68 percent to 0.017 dinars, followed by Tanzif\u2019s share price, which rose 9.62 percent to 0.114 dinars, In contrast, Saftek\u2019s share price recorded the largest decline, falling 7.27 percent to 0.051 dinars, followed by Al-Nawadi, which fell 6.78 percent to 0.110 dinars. Gulf Finance shares ranked first in trading volume at 16.9 million dinars, closing at 0.042 dinars, followed by Mubarad at 8.1 million dinars, closing at 0.076 dinars.
\n* The Qatari Stock Exchange Falls
\n* The Qatari stock market declined during yesterday\u2019s trading session under pressure led by the telecommunications sector, with its general index falling by 68.86 points, or 0.52 percent, to close at 13,189.56 points. Trading value and volume declined, as investors traded 14.4 million shares worth 628.3 million riyals across 11,000 transactions, Share prices rose for 26 companies, while they fell for 16 companies and remained unchanged for one company. By sector, the real estate sector rose by 0.04 percent, while all other market sectors declined, led by the telecommunications sector, which fell by 1.68 percent, followed by the industrial sector, which fell by 1.34 percent.
\nAl-Raya shares posted the highest gain of 2.48 percent, reaching 103.5 riyals, followed by Al-Masraf shares, which rose 1.25 percent to 105.0 riyals, In contrast, Ezdan shares posted the largest decline, falling 7.30 percent to 21.60 riyals, followed by Al-Mustaqbal shares, which fell 3.63 percent to 53.10 riyals. Ezdan shares ranked first in trading volume at 3.6 million shares, followed by Al Rayan shares at 1.7 million shares. Al-Rayan shares ranked first in trading value at 101.5 million riyals, followed by Ezdan shares at 80.4 million riyals.<\/p>\n
* \u00abIndustry\u00bb Is the Only Winner in Bahrain
\n* The Bahrain Stock Exchange index fell by 3.12 points, or 0.21 percent, during yesterday\u2019s trading session to close at 1,471.10 points, Investors traded 827,000 shares worth 235,200 dinars. By sector, the industrial sector rose by 6.28 points, while the insurance and hotel and tourism sectors remained unchanged from the previous session, In contrast, all other market sectors declined, led by the commercial banking sector, which fell by 16.39 points, followed by the services sector, which fell by 0.9 points.
\nAluminum Bahrain\u2019s share price rose by 0.82 percent to 0.494 dinars, In contrast, Inovest shares recorded the largest decline, falling 1.75 percent to 0.280 dinars, followed by United National Bank shares, which fell 1.21 percent to 0.815 dinars. Al Ahli United Bank shares ranked first in trading volume at 600,000 dinars, followed by NAS shares at 100,000 dinars.
\n* The Omani Stock Exchange Rises
\n* The Amman Stock Exchange\u2019s general index rose by 15.75 points, or 0.23 percent, during yesterday\u2019s trading session, closing at 7,200.70 points. Trading value and volume increased, as investors traded 39 million shares worth 11.2 million riyals across 1,531 transactions; share prices rose for 20 companies while falling for 12. By sector, all market sectors rose, led by the services sector with a gain of 0.42 percent, followed by the industrial sector with a gain of 0.23 percent, and then the financial sector with a gain of 0.03 percent.
\nThe share price of Oman National Engineering recorded the highest gain of 4.61 percent, reaching 0.318 riyals, followed by Oman Europex Leasing, which rose 3.57 percent to 0.145 riyals, In contrast, Al-Hassan Engineering\u2019s share price recorded the largest decline, falling 4.67 percent to 0.143 riyals, followed by HSBC Oman Bank, which fell 3.57 percent to 0.162 riyals. United Finance shares led in trading volume with 12.5 million shares traded, closing at 0.142 riyals, followed by Al-Hassan Engineering with 2.6 million shares. United Finance shares ranked first in trading value at 1.9 million riyals, followed by Al-Nour shares at 1.6 million riyals, closing at 0.648 riyals.
\n* The Jordanian Stock Exchange fell
\n* The Jordanian Stock Exchange fell by 0.08 percent during yesterday\u2019s trading session to close at 2,117.99 points; trading volume increased while the value of trades decreased, with investors trading 6.2 million shares worth 7.4 million dinars across 2,228 transactions. Share prices rose for 32 companies, fell for 47 companies, and remained stable for 44 companies. By sector, the industrial sector rose by 0.01 percent, while the services sector fell by 0.36 percent, followed by the financial sector, which declined by 0.03 percent.
\nThe share price of Jordan International Insurance recorded the highest gain, rising 5.00 percent to 0.63 dinars, followed by Saniyoura Food Industries, which rose 4.94 percent to 3.61 dinars, In contrast, the share price of Arab International Food and Investment Factories fell by 7.29 percent to 2.16 dinars, followed by Arab International Education and Investment, which rose 6.66 percent to 0.14 dinars.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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