Mubasher: The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) closed Sunday in the red zone after decreasing 0.24% or 19.34 points to reach 8,126.89 points.
The consumer goods and services sector dropped 1.25% as Qatari German for Medical Devices’ (QGMD) stock declined 2.40%, while industrials sector shed 0.67% after Investment Holding Group (IHG) retreated 7.63%.
The banks sector inched down 0.08% as Islamic Holding Group levelled down, and the Qatar National Bank’s (QNB) stock edged down 0.08%.
40 stocks were exchanged during the session, of which 32 stock fell, whereas eight stocks rose, topped by Dlala Brokerage and Investment Holding’s stock with 1.24%.
QSE’s trading volume stood at 4.70 million shares on Sunday, against 3.90 million shares on Thursday, while liquidity grew to QAR 228.13 million, from QAR 112.83 million.
Dlala Brokerage and Investment Holding’s stock led the bourse in terms of traded volume after 691,400 shares were exchanged, while Qatar International Islamic Bank’s (QIIB) stock topped in terms of trading value, with a turnover of QAR 26.9 million, despite decreasing 3.88%.
