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Doha – The Arabs
For the third consecutive session, the pressure on sales on the Qatar Stock Exchange continued to ease at the end of yesterday's trading, in the light of fears of global recession and the decline of six sectors. The overall index fell at the end of the session by 0.56% to 9621.70 points, losing 53.84 points from Wednesday's levels. These declines are accompanied by a sharp decline in the US and global markets as fears of a global economic recession deepen.
Transactions rose yesterday, with cash increasing to Rs 216.29 million from Rs 210.63 million on Wednesday and volumes to Rs 61.09 million against Rs 44.03 million. actions during the previous session. Telecommunications, insurance, real estate, transportation, industry, banking and financial services sectors decreased, while goods rose 0.39% .
Real estate lost 1.26%, down 3 shares in the sector, led by United by 2.80%. The banking sector fell by 0.32%, driven by the decline of 9 listed shares, provided by Qatar and Oman by 3.99%. On the other hand, goods rose by 0.39%, supported mainly by the green list, exceeding 1.42% for fuel, and unaware that the sector, leading the decline in the cinema, recorded a decline of 9, 50%.
On the most active trades, the shares "First" fell by 2.62% to 7.96 million shares, while QNB has liquidities greater than 57.74 million riyals, stable at the price of 17.70 riyals .
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