Kuwait-Mubasher: The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) ended Sunday’s session at 5,375.7 points after losing 0.37% or 19.8 points.
The weighted index levelled down 0.23%, while Kuwait-15 index reached 845 points.
KSE’s liquidity increased by 7.2% to KWD 10.62 million, while the trading volume decreased by 17.5% to 129.66 million shares.
The health care sector led the decliners by 1.88%, while the insurance sector topped the gainers by 2.06%.
Both the real estate and financial services sectors affected KSE after falling by 1% and 0.76% respectively.
First Takaful Insurance was the top winner with a 25% growth, while National Industries Group Holding led the losers by 7.94%.
Gulf Petroleum Investment was the most active stock on which 20.74 million shares were traded, with a value of around KWD 955,100. The stock rose by 1.11%.
NBK recorded the highest liquidity which stood at KWD 2.47 million, as 3.76 million shares were traded. The stock reached 660 fils.
