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The stock markets of the Gulf states varied with the end of the week, and the UAE markets lost 5.5 billion dirhams

The Gulf stock markets retreated, at the end of the Thursday session, at the end of the week’s sessions, where the UAE financial markets lost about 5.5 billion dirhams, and the decline in the general index of the Saudi stock market, "Tasi", decreased for the second session in a row, by 0.25%, losing 18.29 points. Kuwait, for the second consecutive session, the Bahrain Stock Exchange also fell due to pressure from the banking sector.

Saudi Stock Market

The general index of the Saudi stock market, the Saudi Stock Exchange, closed at the end of trading on Thursday, the end of the week’s sessions, for the second consecutive session by 0.25%, losing 18.29 points to close at 7309.80 points, while the parallel market index fell and growth increased by 6.85%, gaining 527.23 points to close At the level of 8221.81 points, trading volume reached 259.7 million shares, worth 5.3 billion riyals.

Eight sectors in the Saudi market declined, led by the food production sector by 1.49%, followed by the banking sector by 0.97%, followed by the insurance sector by 0.56%, then the long-term goods sector by 0.32%, then the public utilities sector by 0.23%, then the commercial services sector And the professional sector by 0.21%, then the real estate management and development sector by 0.19%, then the real estate funds sector by 0.04%, while the pharmaceutical sector increased by 4.31%, then the health care sector by 2.68%, then the retail sector for luxury goods by 1.74%, then the applications sector Technical services increased by 1.27%, then the consumer services sector increased by 0.65%.

And jumped 72 shares during the trading session today headed by "Enaya" by 7.22%, then "Amana Insurance" by 4.45%, then "Saudi Cement" by 3.52%, while 108 shares headed by "Madaghlaf Insurance" by 3.85%, then "and issued Allianz shares SF increased by 3.20%, then "Al-Arabi" by 2.74%, while "Al-Rajhi" topped the list of the most active shares with a value of SR 198.7 million.

Dubai Financial Market

The general index of Dubai Financial Market, at the end of the trading session on Thursday, at the end of the week’s sessions, decreased by 1.02%, losing 21.74 points, to close at 2103.25 points, and the trading volume reached 552.3 million shares, achieving 297 million dirhams, through the implementation of 4814 transactions for 32 stocks, 8 sectors in the Dubai Financial Market led by the investment sector fell 3.39%, followed by the services sector 1.83%, followed by the transportation sector by 1.67%, then the banking sector by 0.87%, then the commodities sector by 0.61%, then the real estate sector by 0.49%, Then the telecommunications sector increased by 0.19%, then the insurance sector increased by 0.03%.

6 stocks jumped on the Dubai Stock Exchange during the trading session today, led by shares of Union Real Estate Company by 12.50%, then Deyaar Development Company by 1.40%, while 24 shares, headed by Dubai Commercial Bank decreased by 4.91%, then Gulf Navigation Holding Company by 4.79%, Whereas, Union Real Estate Company topped the list of the most heavily traded shares by value, with a volume of 264.2 million papers, with a value of 89.7 million dirhams.

Bahrain Stock Exchange

The general index of the Bahrain Stock Exchange, at the end of the trading session today, at the end of the week’s sessions, decreased by 0.17%, losing 2.17 points to close at 1280.38 points, after climbing 3 consecutive sessions, and the trading volume reached 1.8 million shares worth 222.7 thousand dirhams, and it decreased in The Bahrain Stock Exchange increased by 7.31% under pressure from Ahli United Bank by 0.33%, the National Bank of Bahrain by 0.32%, then the services sector declined by 1.58% due to pressures from the decline in shares of Al Seef Real Estate by 1.71%, then the investment sector, down by 0.47% due to pressure from the group’s shares On GFH Financial 0.66%.

Kuwait Stock Exchange

The indicators of the Kuwait Stock Exchange declined, at the end of the trading session on Thursday, the end of the week’s sessions, for the second consecutive session, where the general market index fell by 1.35%, losing 69.75 to close at 5091.04 points, and the first market the index fell by 1.89% to lose 106.34 points to close At 5521.76 points, while the main market index rose 0.09%, gaining 3.67 points to close at 4242.11 points, as the main index fell 50 by 0.35%, losing 14.38 points to close at 4142.57 points.

The trading volume at the end of trading reached about 189.4 million shares, at a value of 48 million Kuwaiti dinars, through 10.1 thousand transactions. Six sectors in the Kuwait Stock Exchange led by the banking sector decreased by 2.71%, followed by the consumer services sector by 2.37%, followed by the insurance and consumer goods sectors by 1.58%, then the oil and gas sector by 1.51%. % Then the financial services sector increased by 0.26%, the oil and gas sector increased by 3.63%, then the technology sector increased by 3.48%, then the telecommunications sector increased by 1.97%, then the real estate sector increased by 1.21%. Then the industrial sector rose 0.45%.

The shares of the Kuwaiti Syrian Holding Company came on top of the green list listed on the stock exchange, an increase of 45.30%, followed by the shares of Real Estate Achievements Company by 10%, then shares of United Aviation Projects Company. Services increased by 10%, while shares of Real Estate Company issued a red list, down 14.07%, then shares of Gulf Bank increased by 7.02%, then shares of Digital Services Holding Company increased by 5.60%.

Abu Dhabi Securities Market

The general index of Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange decreased at the end of the trading session on Thursday, the end of the week’s sessions, for the fourth consecutive session, by 0.84%, losing 36.38 points to close at 4294.877 points, and the market capital lost about 1.8 billion dirhams to close at 485.01 billion dirhams (dollars) Equal to 3.67 dirhams), and the trading volume reached 34.9 million shares, at a value of 128.9 million dirhams, through the implementation of 1428 transactions.

The decline of Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange came due to pressures from the banking sector by 1.68%, followed by the real estate sector by 0.65%, followed by the sector