Mubasher: The Amman Stock Exchange’s main index closed Sunday’s trading with a fall of 0.91% to 2,002.68 points, to continue the negative performance that lasted for nine consecutive days, thus bottoming out at the lowest levels since two years.
Trading volume reached 3.5 million shares exchanged through 2,369 trades, making a trading value of JOD 3.5 million, compared to a trading value of JOD 7.7 million, and a trading volume of 6.2 million shares traded last Thursday.
Sunday’ session saw 114 companies traded, of which 13 ended up, and 72 others moved down.
With respect to ASE sectors, services closed with a fall of 0.72%, and the industrial saw a 0.45% decrease.
The green list was headed by the Arabian Steel Pipes Manufacturing with a rise of 4.35%, followed by Arab Union International Insurance (+4.17%), Darkom Investment (+3.85%), National Chlorine Industries (+2.94%), and Rumm Financial Brokerage (+2.52%).
Meanwhile, losers were topped by Resources Company for Development and Investment with 9.09% decline, then Al-amal Financial Investments (-6.98%), Arab Company For Investment Projects (-6.67%), Irbid District Electricity (-6.52%), and Dar Al Dawa Development and Investment (-5.17%).
