The performance of stocks in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries was mixed on Monday.
In the UAE, the Abu Dhabi market index rose 0.32% to 8,985.81 points, with trades amounting to 979.31 million dirhams. The Dubai market index fell 0.21% to 3,973.52 points, with trades amounting to 346.53 million dirhams.
In Saudi Arabia, the main market index “TASI” stabilized at 11,853.82 points, the highest level in almost a year, with trades amounting to 10.02 billion riyals.
The highest increase was: Budget Saudi Arabia 10%, Fitness Time 9.29%, Al Arabiya 7.95%, Al Baha 7.69%, and Al Babtain 6.67%.
On the other hand, the lowest was ACWA Power 2.99%, Atheeb Communications 2.82%, Al-Ahly 2.33%, Saudi Cement 2.30%, and Al-Jouf Cement 2.18%. Saudi Aramco fell 0.87%.
The general market index on the Kuwait Stock Exchange rose 0.02% to 7,055.31 points, through the trading of 184.70 million shares, worth 41.42 million dinars.
In Bahrain, the Bahrain General Index rose 0.26% to 2,039.93 points, through the trading of 2.78 million shares, with a value of 757,707 dinars.
In Qatar, the Qatar Stock Exchange index rose 0.35% to 9,604 points, and the market trading volume reached approximately 393 million riyals.
In the Sultanate of Oman, the Muscat Stock Exchange index fell 0.60% to 4,709,408 points, through the trading of 17.28 million shares, worth 3.18 million riyals.
Outside the Gulf region, the Egyptian Stock Exchange index “EGX 30” rose 0.93% to 25,896.56 points.