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QSE turns second worst performer; bourse loses 184 points ECONOMY

QSE turns second worst performer; bourse loses 184 points

Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) saw four of the five sessions under bearish spell, making it the second worst performer during the week, which saw global oil prices await clues from the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec).

4:45 AM November 25 2016
Losing 211 points QSE ends up worst performer of the week ECONOMY

Losing 211 points QSE ends up worst performer of the week

Large cap equities came under strong selling in the Qatar Stock Exchange, which lost sizeable 211 points in index and more than QR10bn in capitalisation, making it the worst performer among the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) bourses during the week.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
A week of strong buying makes QSE third best performer ECONOMY

A week of strong buying makes QSE third best performer

A strong buying, especially in the small and large cap equities, steered the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) into positive turf, making it the third best performer among the Gulf Cooperation Council bourses during the week.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
Swayed by oil dilemma, QSE falls 120 points over the week ECONOMY

Swayed by oil dilemma, QSE falls 120 points over the week

Dilemma over whether to cut or freeze oil production appears to have swayed the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE), which plunged a huge 120 points during the week mainly on net profit booking by foreign institutions.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
A week of hopes brings QSE closer to 10,000 ECONOMY

A week of hopes brings QSE closer to 10,000

Amidst hopes of oil production cuts by four major players and backed by Iran, Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) closed the week near the 10,000 mark and capitalisation increase more than QR23bn on the back of strong buying support from foreign institutions.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
A week of hopes, better performance for QSE ECONOMY

A week of hopes, better performance for QSE

Banking on hopes of production cut by oil producers, which has already led Brent to trade above $35 a barrel; Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) was the fourth best performer in the Gulf region, witnessing QR22bn addition in capitalisation, during the week.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
QSE: Week marked by sharp plunge among turbulence ECONOMY

QSE: Week marked by sharp plunge among turbulence

Extremely weak oil prices, rising geopolitical tensions and higher than expected depreciation of Chinese currency led Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) plunge 662 points; making it the second worst performer in the Gulf region during the first week of 2016.

4:45 AM November 25 2016