Qatar Stock Index Drops 20.13 Points
Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE)
Doha - QNA
Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) index dropped 20.13 points (-0.19%) when the bourse closed trading at 10,431.34 points Sunday.
The volume of shares traded increased to7,300,583 from 6,608,559 on Thursday and the value of shares also decreased QR150,864,259.76 from QR173,128,434.57 on Thursday.
From the 44 companies listed on QSE, shares of 34 saw trading today. From these 7 gained and 26 companies closed lower today, remained one companies unchanged.
Indices of one sectors ended in green and remained six sectors ended in red today. QSE Total Return Index dropped -0.19% to 17,398.39 points. QSE Al Rayan Islamic Index down -0.40% to 4,156.19 points and QSE All Share Index decreased -0.22% to 2,949.34 points.
Source: QNA
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