The Saudi Stock Exchange rose by 1.25% in Tuesday's session ... and "Dubai" is climbing to the seventh session

The Gulf stock markets varied, during today's session, Tuesday, mid-week sessions, as the general index of the Saudi stock market "TASI" rose by 1.25%, winning 129.49 points, to close at 10448 points, and the general index of the Dubai Financial Market rose for the seventh consecutive session, By 0.38%, a profit of 10.82 points to close at 2798.50 points, and the general index of the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange jumped by 0.28%, winning 18.34 points to close at 6632.901 points, and the market capital gained 552 million dirhams at 940.657 billion dirhams.

 

While the general index of the Bahrain Financial Market declined by 0.01%, losing 0.11 points to close at 1538.03 points, and the Kuwait Stock Exchange indices varied.

 

Saudi Stock Exchange

The general index of the Saudi stock market, "TASI", rose by 1.25%, losing 129.49 points to close at 10448 points, while the parallel market index fell - growth by 0.13%, losing 31.78 points to close at 24267.95 points, and the trading volume reached 319.7 million shares worth 10.4 billion riyals.

 

19 sectors rose in the Saudi stock market, led by the media and entertainment sector by 2.75%, followed by the insurance sector by 2.18%, followed by the pharmaceutical sector by 2%, then the public utilities and banking sectors by 1.97% and 1.94%, respectively, then the applications and technology services sector. By 1.77%, then the transport and luxury goods sectors by 1.51% and 1.50%, respectively, then the long-term goods sector by 1.31%, then the real estate management and development sector by 1.24%, then the communications sector by 1.14%, then the commercial and professional services sector. By 1.04%, then the food retail sector by 0.78%, then the food production sector by 0.43%, while the investment, finance and consumer services sectors declined by 0.39%, 0.26%, respectively.

 

138 shares jumped during today's trading session, led by "Enaya" by 9.89%, then "Riyadh" by 5.69%, then by "Alinma Tokyo" by 5.68%, and 48 shares fell, on top of which "Tihama" share by 3.43%, then "Amlak" share by 3.38%, then "Mouwasat" share by 2.40%, while "Al-Ahly" share topped the list of the most active by value, amounting to 450.9 million Saudi riyals.

Dubai Stock Exchange

The general index of the Dubai Financial Market increased, at the end of the trading session on Tuesday, by 0.38%, gaining 10.82 points to close at 2798.50 points, and the trading volume reached 404.5 million shares, achieving a value of 394.6 million dirhams through the implementation of 5921 transactions for 33 shares, and 5 sectors rose in the stock exchange Dubai led by communications by 1.06%, followed by the services sector by 0.8%, followed by the banking sector by 0.63%, then the transport sector by 0.43%, then the investment and financial services sector by 0.2%, while the insurance sector declined by 0.33%, then the real estate and commodities sectors By 0.03% and 0.01%, respectively.

 

12 shares jumped on the Dubai Stock Exchange, at the end of the Tuesday session, led by Amlak Finance by 3.42%, then Deyaar by 3.09%, and 13 shares fell, on top of which was Mashreq Bank by 4.61%, then Al Salam Holding Group by 3.43%, while Emaar Properties topped the list of the most actively traded shares by value, with a volume of 19.8 million papers, valued at AED 81.1 million.

Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange

The general index of the Abu Dhabi Securities Market, at the end of the trading session on Tuesday, increased by 0.28%, winning 18.34 points to close at 6632.901 points, and the market capital gained 552 million dirhams at the level of 940.657 billion dirhams, and the trading volume reached 229.8 million shares, valued at 1.7 billion Dirhams, by executing 4,974 transactions.

 

5 sectors rose on the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange, led by services by 6.31%, followed by the industrial sector by 1.35%, followed by the telecommunications sector by 0.73%, then the real estate sector by 0.5%, then the insurance sector by 0.05%, while the consumer goods sector declined by 0.82%, Then the energy sector by 0.5%, then the investment and financial services sector by 0.13%, then the banking sector by 0.01%.

 

15 shares rose on the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange, topped by "Abu Dhabi National Hotels Company" by 14.89%, then "Abu Dhabi National Building Materials Company" by 14.77%, then "National Marine Dredging Company" by 9.06%, and 16 shares declined on It was headed by "Ras Al-Khaimah Poultry Company" by 10%, then by "Ishraq Investment Company" by 3.44%, then by "Gulf Cement Company" by 2.35%, while the share of "International Holding Company" topped the list of the most active by value, amounting to 738.6 million Dirhams.

Kuwait Stock Exchange

The Kuwait Stock Exchange indices varied, at the end of the trading session on Tuesday, as the general market index rose by 0.02%, gaining 1.55 points to close at 6271.15 points, and the first market index rose by 0.19%, winning 13.21 points to close at 6812.10 points, while the main market index declined by 0.49%, losing 25.76 points, to close at 5216.83 points, and the main 50 index fell by 0.37%, losing 19.96 points, to close at 5443.90 points.

 

Trading volume at the close of transactions amounted to about 370.3 million shares, worth 64.1 million Kuwaiti dinars, through the implementation of 15.2 thousand deals. Three sectors rose in the Kuwait Stock Exchange, led by consumer goods by 0.60%, followed by the banking sector by 0.49%, followed by the energy sector by 0.18%, while 9 retreated. Sectors led by communications by 1.10%, followed by the basic materials sector by 0.99%, followed by the real estate sector by 0.98%, then the utilities sector by 0.79%, then the consumer services sector by 0.53%, then the financial services sector by 0.35%, then the insurance sector by 0.35%. 0.21%, then the industry and healthcare sectors by 0.13% and 0.12%, respectively.

 

Bahrain Stock Exchange

The general index of the Bahrain Financial Market declined, at the end of the trading session on Tuesday, by 0.01%, losing 0.11 points to close at 1538.03 points, and the trading volume reached 1.8 million shares worth 408.8 thousand Bahraini dinars. Khaleeji Commercial Bank by 5.56%, Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait by 0.4%, then the investment sector by a decrease of 0.46% due to the pressure of Al Baraka Banking Group's share by 1.40%, while the industrial sector rose by a growth of 4.71%, driven by the rise of Aluminum Bahrain Company by 0.47%, then The services sector increased by 2.43%, driven by the increase in the share of ABM Terminals Bahrain by 0.39%, and the Bahrain Telecommunications Company-Batelco by 0.17%.