Stronger net selling by domestic institutions extended the bearish spell on the Qatar Stock Exchange to the second day as its key index fell below the 10,400 mark.
The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) Index decreased by 78.13 points, or 0.75% during the week to close at 10,357.33. Market capitalisation decreased by 0.7% to QR556.6bn versus QR560.7bn at the end of the previous week.
The Qatar Stock Exchange gained 160 points to settle above the 10,400 mark, mainly on buying interests of foreign and Gulf institutions.
Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) continued to be the worst performer among the Gulf bourses with it losing a sizeable more than QR15bn in capitalisation and 303 points in the key index during the week...
Stronger buying support from Gulf and foreign institutions led Qatar Stock Exchange gain another 64 points to settle close to the 11,300 mark.
Qatar Stock Exchange comfortably sailed past the 11,100 mark to touch a new nine-month high despite strong selling pressure from local retail investors.
The Qatar Stock Exchange opened the week strong, surpassing the 11,000 level, mainly on the back of stronger buying support from Gulf and foreign institutions.
Exhibiting resiliency, Qatar Stock Exchange drove into positive trajectory to add 51 points to its key index, which inched near the 9,900 level, largely reflecting the rebound in global oil markets ...
Qatar Stock Exchange continued to be under bearish spell for the second straight session, albeit at lower levels, mainly dragged by realty and industrials.
The Brexit-induced woes in the global markets last week had its reflection in the Qatar Stock Exchange, which opened the week with 124 points decline to settle at less than 9,900 levels.
Aided by strong buying interests of foreign institutions, Qatar Stock Exchange gained 47 points to inch near the 10,000 mark.
Qatar Stock Exchange largely remained flat despite six of the seven sectors under net selling pressure.
