Strong buying, especially in the telecom and industrials stocks, lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange on Thursday, with its key index gaining 63 points to inch near the 10,400 level.
The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday kept sliding for the fourth consecutive day to fall below the 10,200 mark, mainly on insurance and real estate stocks.
The Qatar Stock Exchange opened the week weak as its key index lost 56 points to settle below the 10,250 mark; mainly dragged by insurance stocks.
The Qatar Stock Exchange opened the week on a weak note with its key index losing 59 points mainly on increased net profit-booking by domestic institutions.
The Qatar Stock Exchange opened the week on a weaker note as its key index lost 59 points, thus failing to break the 10,000 resistance level, mainly dragged by domestic institutions.
Qatar Stock Exchange bounced back with huge 231 points gains to inch near the 9,000 mark on the back of an overall stronger buying in the telecom, insurance and industrials stocks.
Cheap oil has become too much of a good thing for global equities judging by the way the two markets have tanked since the start of the year, with investors becoming more alarmed by the deflationary effects of crude ...
Severe correction – particularly in the banking and consumer goods stocks –led Qatar Stock Exchange lose another 77 points to settle a tad above the 9,400 mark.
Increased net profit booking by foreign institutions masked the robust buying support from local retail and institutions that the Qatar Stock Exchange lost a marginal two points.
Qatar Stock Exchange opened the week weak as its key index plunged 93 points to settle below the 9,700 mark and capitalisation erode QR6bn on lingering concerns over low oil prices, geopolitical tension ...
The Qatar Stock Exchange closed the last week of December with a huge 171 points gains to stay above the 10,400 mark.
