The performance of the Emirati financial markets varied at the close of the session today, with the Abu Dhabi market rising 10050 points in tandem with the drop in world oil prices while the Dubai market fell under the pressure of significant stocks below 3350 points.
Foreigners kept buying locally, with a net purchase of 126.16 million dirhams in both markets.
Market in Abu Dhabi
Today’s session ended with a 0. gain in the Abu Dhabi Market Index.
At a level of 10068 points, 27%.
1. 36 billion dirhams were traded in the market, with 226.8 million shares being traded in total.
The worldwide holding climbed by 1. 05%, Abu Dhabi decreased by roughly 1. 69%, my cards steadied, the Mustablay Group increased by 2. 82%, and energy increased by 0. 74%. These changes impacted the market’s performance.
Abu Dhabi Islamic increased by 4. 57% while Abu Dhabi Commercial decreased by 0. 77%.
Al-Alamiah Holding shares are exported and have a trading value of 282.67 million dirhams, compared to the 47.7 million shares issued by the group of active shares.
Shimira Standard & Poor’s Saudi Arabia led the market fall by 2. 9%, while Qi Holding led the market growth in Abu Dhabi with 5. 15%.
The Gulf sold for a net amount of 406 million dirhams while the foreigners purchased on the capital market with a net of 117. 28 million dirhams.
The Emiratis sold net 113. 88 million dirhams whereas the Arabs sold for 3,000 dirhams and with a net of 2. 98 million dirhams.
London Market
While the Dubai Financial Market Index dropped from 3345 points to 3345, a 0.9% fall.
A total of 76. 86 million shares were traded for a value of 261. 02 million dirhams in the Dubai market.
Emaar Real Estate shares top the shares in terms of trading value of 110.
16 million dirhams, and 18. 16 million shares of Emaar are exported in terms of trading volumes.
Emaar Real Estate shares decreased by 1.61 percent on the Dubai stock exchange, while Diyar for development shares decreased by 1.59 percent.
In accordance with the market performance, Dubai Islamic fell by 1.51%, Emirates NBD stabilised, Salik fell by 0.87 percent, Aramex fell by 2.45%, and Duaa fell by 1.21%.
In the Dubai market, foreign buyers spent a total of 8. 88 million dirhams, Gulf buyers sold for a total of 13. 6 million dirhams, Arab buyers spent a total of 6. 58 million dirhams, and Emirati buyers sold for a total of 1. 82 million dirhams.
amid international purchases… Emirati financial markets vary and Abu Dhabi rising above 10050 points
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