The Qatari index climbed 0.6% to 10,649 points in a broad-based rise, with nine of the 10 most heavily traded stocks gaining. Trading volume fell from Monday's high level but remained active.
Turkey’s lira rebounded from its biggest retreat in eight years after the government thwarted a coup attempt that erupted on Friday. Bonds tumbled as the cost of insuring the country’s debt soared...
Emerging stocks retreated yesterday and were set to end the week down almost 2%, whilst the yuan faced its fifth straight...
World stocks headed for one the biggest slumps on record on Friday as a decision by Britain to leave the European Union triggered 8% falls for Europe's biggest bourses and a record plunge for sterling.
Qatar Stock Exchange gained for the second day, albeit at lower levels, to stay above the 9,700 levels, mainly lifted by consumer goods, banking and industrials stocks.
An across the board selling – particularly in the real estate, telecom and consumer goods stocks –led Qatar Stock Exchange knock off 153 points to settle below the 10,000 mark ...
Stronger selling, especially in the real estate and industrials stocks, dragged the Qatar Stock Exchange 96 points to settle below the 10,100 mark.
Qatar Stock Exchange opened the week largely flat despite stronger buying interests in the real estate and consumer goods.
As equities climb around the world, Chinese traders aren’t celebrating.
Mitsubishi Motors shares nosedived again Thursday as panic selling wiped about $2.5 billion off the automaker's market value in response to its shock admission that it cheated on fuel-efficiency tests.
Qatar Stock Exchange continued to be under bullish spell for the second day and its key index inched near the 10,300 mark; mainly lifted by real estate and consumer goods stocks.
Investors’ penchant for consumer goods, insurance, real estate and banking stocks led Qatar Stock Exchange gain 31 points on more than doubled volumes.
