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Qatar Stock Exchange was back in the negative trajectory on Tuesday, mainly steered by foreign and Gulf institutions’ net selling.
Iran's foreign minister Saturday said the United States must take concrete steps to encourage investors to engage with Tehran, a day after Western powers said they back legal business with Iran.
Buying support from local and non-Qatari individual investors rather helped the 20-stock Qatar Index gain 0.05% to 9,888.39 points amid fall in trading turnover and volumes.
Qatar First Bank (QFB) saw its shares settle 36% higher than its book value; but an overall bearish overhang led the Qatar Stock Exchange to close in the red for the fourth straight session.
Qatar Stock Exchange continued to be under bearish spell, albeit at lower levels, mainly dragged by profit booking pressure from local, Gulf and foreign individual investors.
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Investors’ penchant for consumer goods, insurance, real estate and banking stocks led Qatar Stock Exchange gain 31 points on more than doubled volumes.
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Qatar Stock Exchange on Thursday witnessed 134 points gains for the second day, mainly led by large cap equities, to inch near the 10,200 mark.
The rebound of oil prices in the world market and later losing steam had had its reflection on the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE), closing a huge 140 points lower during the week.
