Abu Dhabi – Mubasher: The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) closed Monday in green territory, after its main index went up 24.29 points, or 0.48%, to 5,079.75 points, registering its highest liquidity level in more than two months, or since 5 September.
The ADX’s trading volume reached 60.35 million shares in Monday, up from 45.82 million in the previous session, while traded value amounted to AED 337.965 million, compared to AED 281.709 million.
First Abu Dhabi Bank’s (FAB) stock was the most active in terms of liquidity with AED 126.158 million after 8.55 million shares were exchanged.
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank’s (ADIB) stock acquired 32.3% of the bourse’s total liquidity with AED 109.33 million after 25.90 million shares were exchanged, to lead the market in terms of traded volume.
The telecommunication sector and its only stock Emirates Telecommunications Group (Etisalat) levelled up 1.17%, each.
The real estate sector inched up 0.93% as the stocks of Eshraq Properties and Aldar Properties increased 1.19%, and 1.18%, respectively.
The banks sector rose 0.31% after ADIB’s stock went up 4.94%.
The services sector grew 4.16% after Abu Dhabi National Hotels’ (ADNH) stock jumped 8.62%.
On the flipside, the energy sector fell 2.39% as the stocks of Dana Gas, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company for Distribution (ADNOC Distribution), and Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA) tumbled 2.65%, 2.06%, and 1.89%, respectively.
