Volatile performance continued to dominate the scene in the UAE stock market, in a calm session at the end of the penultimate week of April.
The Dubai market index closed down 0.5%, with liquidity close to a quarter of a billion dirhams, in contrast, the Abu Dhabi market index rose 0.009% amid weak liquidity of less than 800 million dirhams.
The highest increase in the Dubai market was: Tabreed 4.41%, GFH 3.96%, Emirates Reem 2.62%, Aman 2.00%, Empower 1.94%. The most declining: Union Coop 9.74%, Dubai Investments 5.63%, Deyaar 5.26%, Dubai Commercial 3.57%, Ithmaar 2.82%.
In the Abu Dhabi Securities Market, the highest increase was: Union Insurance 14.81%, Abu Dhabi Ports 4.98%, GFH 3.96%, Yahsat 2.13%, and Bayanat 2.11%.
The decliners were: Finance House 9.81%, Al Dhafra Insurance 7.03%, Sharjah Cement 6.92%, ESG 3.85%, and Manazel 3.7%.