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Dubai Stock Exchange
The general index of financial markets of Dubai (DFMGI) increased by 0.24%, or 6.68 points, to close at 2837.96 points.
A total of 194.7 million shares changed hands in 3,263 transactions, for a total value of 235.9 million AEDs, 13 shares inclined, 16 declines and 3 stabilized.
The real estate and transportation sectors rose by 0.80% and 0.58% respectively, while the investment sector fell by 0.83%, followed by the property sector of 0%. , 38%, followed by the communications sector by 0.36%, followed by the insurance sector by 0.07% and then by the banking sector by 0.04%. %.
The main winners were Ann Digital Services Holding (14.62%), Ekttitab Holding (12.28%), Al Salam Group Holding (8.03%) and GFH Financial Group (1.86%).
Qatar Exchange
The Qatar Stock Exchange (QE) fell at the close of trading on Thursday, at the end of the week's sessions, last session preceding the holiday of Eid al-Adha, by 0.64%, losing 63.31 points, to close at 9834.79 points.
A total of 61.8 million shares changed hands in 5206 transactions with a total value of 195.3 million rupees, an increase of 14 shares, 24 declines and 8 liquidations.
Four sectors headed south, with the transportation sector losing 2.32%, followed by banking and financial services, consumer goods and services (0.6%), real estate (0.38%) %), insurance (0.09%), telecommunications (0.07%) and industry (0.01). %.
Bahrain Stock Exchange
The general index of Bahraini financial markets (DFMGI) closed down 0.04%, or 0.66 point, to close at 1543.55 pts.
In total, 5.6 million shares have changed hands for a total value of 1.3 million HDB.
The Bahrain Stock Exchange, investment sector, recorded a decrease of 0.84%, that of the Financial Group GFH of 0.41%, that of commercial banks 0.75%, that of the Ahli United Bank of 0 , 32%, followed by services 0.46% with downward pressure. The Bahrain Commercial Facilities Company fell 1.55% while the Bahrain Telecommunications Company fell 0.26%.
Kuwait Stock Exchange
The Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) indices ended mixed on Thursday at the end of the week's trading session, the last before Eid Al-Adha's holiday.
The overall index fell by 0.17%, losing 10.45 points to close at 6,104.30 points, the first stock index lost 0.37%, losing 24.95 points to close at 6718.63 points , while the main stock index rose 0.41%, gaining 19.85 points, to close at 4896.59 points.
A total of 167.9 million shares changed hands in 5884 transactions with a total value of 26 million KWD.
Five sectors headed south, with banks (0.48%) leading, followed by industries (0.47%), insurance (0.31%), basic materials (0.10%) , real estate (0.04%) and financial services (1.34%). The consumer goods sector increased 0.83%, followed by oil and gas by 0.33%.
AN Digital Services Holding was the largest gain, up 28%, followed by Manazel Holding (9.96%), Trade & Real Estate Investment (9.79%) and Integrated Holding Company (1130%). Gulf Investment House (9.44%) and Bayan Investment (6.76%).
The Saudi Stock Exchange
The Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) rose 0.79% to close at 8550.23 points, the last session preceding the holiday of Eid Al-Adha, closing at 8550.23 points. Earn 190.20 points to close at 3969.99 points.
The volume of transactions reached 118.8 million shares, worth 3.3 billion riyals.
14 Saudi market sectors dominate food production by 1.84%, utilities by 1.43%, energy sector by 1.29%, commercial and professional services by 1.13%, the banking sector by 1.09%, followed by the real estate management and development sector. The media and entertainment sector grew 0.68%.
Saudi Cement was the main winner with growth of 6.45%, SABB of 4.83%, then Arab Insurance of 3.53%, while Al-Istithmar was the biggest loser, with a drop of 6.17%, then 5.36%. The general rate increased by 2.56%.
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