A collective rise in Gulf stocks in the first sessions of the week

2024-01-07 13:39:36

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January 7, 2024

17:39 pm

A trader follows the trading movement on the Saudi Stock Exchange (archive)

The majority of stocks rose in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, on Sunday, in the session at the beginning of the week. In Saudi Arabia, the main market index “TASI” rose 1.15% to 12,285.07 points, through the trading of 378.51 million shares, with a value of 9.39 billion riyals.
UAE stocks are closed on Sunday for the weekend, as trading begins on Monday.
In Kuwait, the general market index rose 0.94% to 7,030.87 points, through the trading of 310.97 million shares, with a value of 74.05 million dinars.
Bahrain’s general index rose 0.29% to 1,978.35 points. The amount of shares traded amounted to 1.84 million shares with a total value of 450,926 Bahraini dinars, which were executed through 64 transactions.
The Qatar Stock Exchange index rose 0.10% to 10,443.84 points. During the session, 146.30 million shares were traded, worth 378.56 million riyals, as a result of implementing 13,241 transactions in all sectors.
The Muscat Stock Exchange “30” index rose 0.39% to 4594.94 points. The trading value reached 2.22 million Omani riyals.
Outside the Gulf region, the Egyptian Stock Exchange index “EGX 30” fell 0.23% to 25,350.28 points.

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