Abu Dhabi – Mubasher: The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) traded in the red during Sunday’s mid-trades, weighed by the real estate and banks sectors, whereas energy stocks grew.
By 11:15 am UAE time, the general index slipped 0.26% or 12.98 points to 4,971.77 points, while turnover amounted to AED 2.78 million after 6.81 million shares changed hands through 310 transactions.
Most of the ADX’s sectors traded lower, with banks falling 0.69% after Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) retreatd 1.46%, while the real estate sector decreased 0.38% after Eshraq Properties tumbled 0.85%.
Moreover, the telecommunications sector and its sole stock Etisalat shed 0.12% each, while the investment sector retreated 2% after Waha Capital lost 2.14%.
In terms of stocks, Dana Gas increased 0.97%, whereas Arkan was the biggest loser, sliding 7.43%.
First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) was the value leader with AED 16.54 million in turnover, whereas ADIB led in volume with 1.86 million shares exchanged.
