The majority of stocks in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries rose on Sunday, at the beginning of the week, with the exception of Bahrain. In Saudi Arabia, the main market index “TASI” rose 0.79% to 10,938.95 points, through the trading of 181.23 million shares worth 4.85 billion riyals.
The general index of the Kuwait Stock Exchange rose 1.21% to 6,612.47 points, as a result of the trading of 178.3 million shares through 9,736 cash transactions, worth 44.8 million dinars. Bahrain’s general index fell 0.18% to 1,914.43 points, as a result of the trading of 1.25 million shares, worth 277,337 Bahraini dinars.
The Qatar Stock Exchange index rose 2.91% to 9,995 points, and the market trading volume reached approximately 693 million riyals. In the Sultanate of Oman, the Muscat Stock Exchange “30” index rose 0.70% to 4523.97 points. The trading value reached 4,060 million Omani riyals.
Outside the Gulf region, the Egyptian Stock Exchange index “EGX 30” rose 2.01% to 23,094.69 points.
2023-11-05 13:06:05
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