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Abdullah A. M. Al-Khodari pulls out of Jordan MoU
January 29, 2014--The Tadawul All Share Index closed 0.56 per cent higher at 8,704.21 points on Wednesday, January 29.
Abdullah A. M. Al-Khodari and Sons gained 0.30 per cent, finishing at SAR33. Earlier in the day, with reference to the earlier announcement of April 15, 2013 concerning the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Abu Sherikh Contracting Company of Jordan for the prequalification and the joint bidding for Az Zarqa -Al Azraq-Al Oumary Road in Jordan,
Source: AME Info
Media sector index crosses 3,000-mark
January 28, 2014--The Saudi stock market bucked the two-day downward trend and turned green Tuesday, adding a single point merely.
The Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) wavering above the break-even level in a reasonable range of 63.9 points advanced a little to 8,656.11 points.
Source: Zawya
UAE stocks decline again as global worries persist
January 27, 2014--UAE stocks slid on Monday for the second straight day this week as shares of Union Properties, Emirates NBD, Deyaar, Emaar and Aldar, among others, tumbled amid a sell-off in emerging markets which have led to shares in the US and European markets also
retreating, raising questions about the strength of economic recovery in various markets.
Source: Zawya
Insurance, energy stocks rise slightly
January 27, 2014--Saudi Arabia's benchmark Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) stepped down 80.58 points or 0.92 percent further to close at 8,655.01 points Monday.
It performed within a range of 97 points yesterday.
Again 13 out of Tadawul's 15 sectors witnessed a negative change, paring an aggregate of 1,061.5 points. Only Insurance and Energy sectors closed the day higher, gaining 6.1 points nominally.
Source: Zawya
Qatar bourse snaps bull-run on selling pressure
January 27, 2014--Foreign institutions yesterday turned profit takers, leading the Qatar Exchange snap three consecutive days of bull-run and its key index retreat below the 11,300 level.
Selling pressure -especially in telecom, banking, real estate and consumer goods-was instrumental in dragging the 20-stock Qatar Index (based on price data) by 0.35% to 11,298.96 points.
Source: Zawya
Kuwait market edges up amid volatile trade
January 26, 2014-- Kuwait stocks nudged higher Sunday after posting strong gains in the last week.
The index rose 6.11 pts in volatile trade to close at 7784.67 points helped by speculative buying in select counters. The banking majors closed mostly higher whereas other blue chips sagged on profit booking.
The KSX 15 benchmark slipped 4.63 pts to 1,064.87 points trimming the month's gains to over 12 pts and weighted index edged 1.25 pts lower.
Source: Zawya
EGX Launches Nilex first Index
January 26, 2014-- The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) started to take practical steps towards activating the first index that measures the performance of listed companies of the market for small and medium enterprises, NILEX.
EGX indices committee studied, during its last meeting held on the 23rd of January, the launch of NILEX Index choosing from different methodologies.
Dr. Mohammed Omran, EGX Chairman, noted that the launch of this new index comes within the continuous efforts of developing the market and its financial instruments as well as its indicators.
Source: Egyptian Exchange (EGX)
Bourse breaks 11,300 resistance level on robust dividend expectations
January 25, 2014--Qatar Exchange broke the 11,300 resistance level with ease and capitalisation enhanced by QR12bn during the week on robust dividend expectations.
Foreign institutions net bought QR400mn worth stocks to lift the 20-stock Qatar Index by 2.09% against Dubai's addition of 5.81%, Abu Dhabi (2.96%), Kuwait (1.48%), Muscat (0.84%), Bahrain (0.67%) and Saudi Arabia (0.12%).
Source: Zawya
Egypt to implement new rules for companies on stock exchange on Feb 1
January 22, 2014--Egypt's financial regulator will implement new regulations for companies listed on the stock exchange on Feb. 1 to help boost trading on the bourse and attract more investment, its chairman said on Wednesday.
A listed company will no longer need permission from the Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority to split shares or have to call a general assembly prior to a capital increase as long as it complies with pre-set rules, EFSA head Sherif Samy told Reuters by phone.
Source: Reuters
QE breaks 11,300 resistance level on sustained buying momentum
January 22, 2014--Sustained buying momentum brought about by foreign institutions drove the Qatar Exchange into positive terrain for the third consecutive day and its key index broke the 11,300 resistance level with ease.
Buying interests-notably in Ooredoo-led the 20-stock Qatar Index (based on price data) surge 1.42% to 11,338.41 points. However, local retail investors continued to be net sellers despite the closure of the QR3.23bn initial public offer of Mesaieed Petrochemical Holding Company, a Qatar Petroleum subsidiary.
Source: Zawya
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