Domestic and Gulf institutions’ increased selling pressure masked the robust buying support from local retail investors and foreign institutions that the Qatar Stock Exchange ...
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.
An overall bearish overhang was visible in the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) during the week, which saw the debut of Qatar First Bank (QFB) on the bourse.
The Qatar Stock Exchange and Injaz Qatar have pledged to work together in the fields of education, training and community development.
The listing of the Qatar First Bank on the Qatar Stock Exchange on April 27 “is a significant achievement for Qatar and QFB”, said Abdulla bin Fahad bin Ghorab al-Marri, bank chairman.
Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) was the second best performer among the Gulf bourses, registering robust 158 points gains, during the week.
Qatar Stock Exchange continued to be marginally bearish with its key index settling eight points lower despite stronger buying support from foreign institutions.
Stronger selling by local retail and institutions was contained by robust buying interests of foreign and Gulf institutions that the Qatar Stock Exchange largely remained flat on Wednesday.
Investors’ demand for real estate and industrials equities on Tuesday sustained the bullish momentum in the Qatar Stock Exchange for the second straight session and its key index inched near the 10,250 levels.
Investors’ penchant for consumer goods, insurance, real estate and banking stocks led Qatar Stock Exchange gain 31 points on more than doubled volumes.
