Doha – Mubasher: Qatar Stock Exchange’s main index closed Thursday in the red zone, as it fell 0.04% or about 4.02 points, reaching the level of 10,014.82 points.
Al Rayan Islamic Index also declined 0.05% to 3,794.44 points, and the All Shares Index decreased 0.03% to 2,670.67 points.
Trading volume reached about 7.03 million shares through 4,125 trades, making a trading value of around QAR 256.23 million.
Markets expert, Ayoub Eshban, told Mubasher that support levels ranged today between 10,000 and 9,500 points, and the resistances were 10,100, 10,200 and 10,250 points.
QSE saw mixed performance by its sectors, as the insurance headed the decliners with 1.73% lower, while the telecom topped the gainers with an increase of 1.96%.
Out of 40 companies, 40 shares ended trading higher, 16 others moved down, and the four left stayed at the same rates.
Qatari German Medical Devices was the highest share with a growth of 9.49%,, while National Medical Care was the lowest with a decline of 5.05%.
Vodafone Qatar made the biggest trading volume activity with 1.08 million traded shares, whereas Rayan Bank owned the highest liquidity worth near QAR 38 miilion.
QSE main index closed Wednesday in red after declining by 0.77% or about 77.67 points, reaching the level of 10,018.84 points.
