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Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) index gained 444.24 points (+4.40%) when the bourse closed trading at 10,535.05 points on Tuesday.
The daily turnover decreased to QR 687,215mn with a volume of 15,344,771 shares from 8,028 deals compared with QR 1.180bn with a volume of 34,589,824 shares from 8,005 deals on Monday.
Indices of six sectors ended in the green and one sector ended red, while transport index was lone sector in the green, up +1.08% to 2,493.49 points.
QSE Total Return Index gained +4.40% when it closed at 16,375.22 points. QSE Al Rayan Islamic Index closed +3.79% (3,943.77) points. QSE All Share Index was up +3.99% (2,806.17 points).
From the 43 companies listed on QSE, 40 saw trading on Tuesday. From these, 28 gained, 10 closed lower and two remained unchanged.
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