2023-09-26 22:05:47
At the end of yesterday’s trading, local stock markets attracted liquidity approaching 1.5 billion dirhams, with its concentration in real estate, financial, and banking stocks. Liquidity was distributed at 1.127 billion dirhams on the Abu Dhabi Securities Market, and 369.92 million dirhams on the Dubai Financial Market, following 359.52 million shares were traded through more than 21.78 thousand transactions.
The Dubai market index fell by 0.66% to 4154.11 points, while the Abu Dhabi market index “Fadji” fell by 0.24% to 9813.31 points.
The Dubai Financial Market index fell, coinciding with a decline in the shares of “Emaar Properties” and “Emirates NBD” by 2.4% for the first, and 1.08% for the second. Dubai Islamic shares fell by 1.53%, DEWA shares fell by 0.4%, and Emaar Development shares fell by 1.55%. While “Shuaa Capital” shares rose by 1.45%, and “Salama Insurance” shares rose by 2.15%.
The most traded stock was Emaar Properties, with a liquidity of 91.66 million dirhams.
The Abu Dhabi Securities Market index also declined in yesterday’s trading, with “International Holding” shares declining by 0.25% at 402 dirhams. Alpha Dhabi shares fell by 1.36% to 20.24 dirhams.
“Multiplay” shares decreased by 0.25% at 4,010 dirhams, and “Aldar Properties” shares decreased by 0.84% at 5.9 dirhams.
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