Dubai – Mubasher: The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) closed Tuesday’s trading session in green territory on the back of robust selective buying on some of its blue-chip stocks
The DFMGI edged up 14.82 points, or 0.55%, to finish the mid-week session at 2,727.87 points.
The services sector led risers with 1.83% after National Central Cooling Co.’s (Tabreed) stock rose 1.91% to close at AED 1.6.
The consumer staples sector increased 1.74% as DXB Entertainments’ stock grew 1.93% to AED 0.370.
The real estate sector went up 1.56% after the stocks of Deyaar Development, Emaar Properties, and Damac Properties gained 9.9%, 1.9%, and 1.06%, respectively.
The insurance sector inched up 0.25% as Islamic Arab Insurance Company’s (Salama) stock edged up 0.25% to AED 0.739.
On the flipside, the investment and financial services sector shed 0.8% as Dubai Investments’ stock fell 1.23% to finish at AED 1.6.
The bourse’s trading volume stood at 260.15 million shares, up from 243.04 million on Monday, while liquidity increased to AED 220.04 million, from AED 207.02 million.
