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Emirates News Agency – Abu Dhabi market gains nearly 19 billion dirhams at the beginning of the week

ABU DHABI, January 30, 2020 / WAM / The Abu Dhabi Securities Market consolidated its gains at the close of trading today, and its market capitalization amounted to approximately 19 billion dirhams, amid large liquidity that exceeded 2.1 billion dirhams.
The Abu Dhabi market index, “Vadex 15”, rose by 0.71% to 9730.05 points, while the FTSE Abu Dhabi General Market Index, “Fadji”, increased by 0.66% to close at 9802.02 points, while the Dubai General Market Index reached the level of 3303.46 points.
The market capital of the listed shares reached 3.11 trillion dirhams at the close of trading today, distributed by 2.533 trillion dirhams for the shares listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Market and 576.9 billion dirhams for the shares listed on the Dubai Financial Market.
Local stocks attracted more than 2.5 billion dirhams of liquidity, distributed by 2.1 billion dirhams in the Abu Dhabi market and 375 million dirhams in the Dubai market. About 473.6 million shares were traded through the implementation of more than 28.7 thousand transactions.
Supporting the rise of the Abu Dhabi market, the rise of “TAQA” by 4.17%, “Americana” by 3.34%, “ADNOC Drilling” by 1.52%, “Abu Dhabi Commercial” by 1.08%, “ADNOC Distribution” by 0.9%, “Abu Dhabi Ports” by 0.34%, and “Aldar Properties”. 0.23%.
“Al-Alamiya Holding” topped the activity, attracting about 613.7 million dirhams, and closed stable without change, followed by “First Abu Dhabi”, attracting liquidity of about 303.2 million dirhams, closing at its previous close without significant change, and thirdly, “Multiplay”, which attracted more than 240 million dirhams.
In the Dubai market, “Dubai Islamic” rose 1.96%, “Amanat” 0.82%, “Tecom” 0.43%, “Empower” 0.68%, and “Shuaa Capital” 0.5%. “Emaar Properties” topped the activity, attracting about 137.5 million dirhams, followed by “Emirates NBD” with a liquidity that exceeded 62.3 million dirhams, then “Salik” with about 33.7 million dirhams.

Reda Abdel Nour / Ramy Samih

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