Abu Dhabi – Mubasher: The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) closed Thursday’s trading session in the red zone, dragged down by the fall of the energy, banks, and real estate sectors.
The main index retreated 0.55% or 24.28 points to reach 4,425.40 points.
Trading volume reached 69.81 million shares on Thursday, compared to 54.66 million shares on Wednesday. Turnover amounted to 54.66 million shares, compared to 119.19 million shares, compared to 136.15 million shares.
The energy sector sank 2.86% after Dana Gas levelled down 3.03%.
The banks sector went down 1.13% as First Abu Dhabi Bank declined 1.41%.
The real estate sector retreated 0.73% after Eshraq Properties levelled down 8.51%.
On the other hand, the industrial sector rose 1.81% after RAK Ceramics grew 6.47%. The telecom sector also added 0.58% as Etisalat levelled up 0.58%.
First Abu Dhabi Bank was the value leader after generating AED 36.51 million, while Dana Gas was the most active stock after trading 25.42 million shares.
