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Gulf bourses rose in the mid-week session, except for the decline of Kuwait


The Gulf stock exchanges rose during the trading session today, Tuesday, in the middle of the week's sessions, as the general index of the Saudi stock market "TASI" rose by 0.26%, winning 27.07 points to close at the level of 10423.51 points, and the general index of the Bahrain Financial Market rose by 0.48%, winning 7.31 points. To close at 1536.11 points, the general index of the Dubai Financial Market jumped 1.18%, winning 31.77 points, to close at 2704.84 points, while the Kuwait Stock Exchange retreated under pressure from 8 sectors.


Saudi Stock Exchange

The general index of the Saudi stock market "TASI" rose, at the end of the trading session on Tuesday, by 0.26%, winning 27.07 points to close at 10423.51 points, while the parallel market index fell - 0.54% growth, losing 136.56 points to close at 25092.20 points, and the trading volume reached 317.8 million shares worth 8.7 billion riyals.

 

14 sectors rose in the Saudi stock market, led by the investment and finance sector by 4.90%, followed by the long-term goods sector by 0.8%, followed by the applications and technology services sector by 0.73%, then the commercial and professional services sector by 0.63%, then the basic materials sector by 0.6%. , Then the banking and insurance sectors by 0.47%, then the pharmaceutical sector by 0.46%, then the capital goods and media and entertainment sectors by 0.29%, then the transport sector by 0.14%, then the real estate traded funds sectors and real estate management and development by 0.03% and 0.01%, respectively. While the luxury goods retail sector declined by 1.18%, then the consumer services sector by 0.70%, then the health care sector by 0.59%, then the public utilities sector by 0.38%, then the food production sector by 0.28%, then the energy sector by 0.06%, Then the telecom sector, at 0.01%.

 

107 shares jumped during today's trading session, on top of which was "Al-Mamlaka" by 9.26%, then "Advanced" by 6.26%, then "Northern Cement" by 5.88%, and 81 shares fell, on top of which is "Saudi Group" by 2.76%, Then the "Saudi Fransi" share by 2.58%, then the "Al-Maather Reit" share by 2.29%, while the "Advanced" share topped the most active list by value, amounting to 500.4 million Saudi riyals.


Bahrain Stock Exchange

The general index of the Bahrain Financial Market increased, at the end of the trading session on Tuesday, by 0.48%, winning 7.31 points, to close at 1536.11 points, and the trading volume reached 5.6 million shares, valued at 1.1 million Bahraini dinars, and the Bahrain Bourse, the commercial banking sector, rose by a growth rate of 24.82%, driven by the rise of one share Khaleeji Commercial Bank by 3.85%, Al Salam Bank-Bahrain by 1.47%, Ahli United Bank by 1.11%, Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait by 0.20%, then the Investment Sector with a growth of 3.11% driven by the rise of Al Baraka Banking Group by 3.88%, GFH Financial, by 2.22%.

 

The services sector also increased by a growth rate of 3.06, driven by the rise in Seef Properties by 3.16%, Zain Bahrain by 0.89%, while the industrial sector declined by 3.14% due to pressure of the shares of Aluminum Bahrain by 0.31%.


Dubai Stock Exchange

The general index of the Dubai Financial Market, at the end of the trading session on Tuesday, increased by 1.18%, winning 31.77 points to close at 2704.84 points, and the trading volume reached 236 million shares, achieving a value of 292.7 million dirhams through the implementation of 4262 deals for 35 shares, and 7 sectors rose in the stock exchange Dubai was led by the transport sector by 3.84%, followed by the real estate sector by 1.42%, followed by the banking sector by 0.77%, then the investment and financial services sector by 0.7%, then the insurance sector by 0.59%, then the services sector by 0.03%.

 

24 shares jumped on the Dubai Stock Exchange, at the conclusion of the Tuesday session, on top of which was the National Industries Group Holding by 14.41%, then the Takaful Al Emarat Company by 10.62%, and 7 shares fell, on top of which is Al Salam Holding Group by 5.67%, then the share of Ektitab Holding Company by 2.04%. While Emaar Properties topped the list of the most traded trades by value, with a volume of 14.3 million papers valued at 56 million dirhams.

 

Kuwait Stock Exchange

The Kuwait Stock Exchange indices declined, at the end of the trading session today, Tuesday, as the general market index fell by 0.07%, losing 4.23 points to close at 6308.97 points, and the first market index decreased by 0.10%, losing 7.15 points to close at 6830.63 points, while the main market index rose by a percentage of 0.05%, a winner of 2.46 points, to close at 5301.15 points, and the main 50 index fell by 0.44%, losing 24 points, to close at 5483.37 points.

 

The volume of trading at the close of transactions amounted to about 563.2 million shares worth 82.6 million Kuwaiti dinars through the implementation of 18.9 thousand transactions, and 8 sectors fell on the Kuwait Stock Exchange, led by the industrial sector by 1.72%, followed by the energy sector by 1.04%, followed by the consumer services sector by 1.01%, then the two sectors. Technology and communications by 0.95% and 0.90%, respectively, then the consumer goods sector by 0.74%, then the utilities sector by 0.39%, then the real estate sector by 0.03%, while the insurance sector rose by 2.07%, then the financial services sector by 1.09%, Then the banking sector by 0.2%, then the basic materials sector by 0.06%.

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