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158855
Thu, 02/03/2011 - 19:39
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Qatar Exchange Weekly Index Drops 2.37%
Doha, February 03 (QNA) - Qatar Exchange indices dropped by 212.87 points (2.37%) for the week January 30 to February 3 over concerns on the civil unrest situation in Egypt, fears of Suez Canal disruptions and the prevailing trend in the region.
The bourse closed at 8,761.20 points when trading ended for the week on Thursday. Market capitalization fell by 1.48% to reach QR 441,332,805,863.74 as compared to QR 447,974,186,745.80 at the end of previous week.
From the 43 listed companies, 11 finished this week higher while 30 fell and two maintained status quo.
Trading value during this week increased by 47.96% to reach QR 2,898,218,446.57 compared to QR 1,958,828,800.00. Trading volume increased by 32.05% to reach 73,297,965 shares, as against 55,509,200 shares, while the number of transactions rose by 30.72%, to reach 30,203 transactions as compared to 23,105 transactions.
Industries Qatar led trading value during this week, accounting for 18.83% of the total trading value, followed by The Commercial Bank ,which accounted for 14.07%. The Masraf Al Rayan ranked third, accounting for 13.41%.
Banking and financial sector led trading value, accounting for 47.41% of the total trading value, followed by the services sector which accounted for 29.59%. Industrial sector was third with 21.26% followed by the insurance sector with 1.74%.
Banking financial sector led trading volume during this week accounting for 46.4% of the total trading volume, followed by services which accounted for 43.00%. Industrial sector came third, accounting for 9.35% followed by insurance sector, which accounted for 1.26%.
Services sector led trading number of transactions during this week accounting for 40.67% of the total number of transactions followed by banking and financial sector which accounted for 39.65%. Industrial sector ranked third accounting for 17.10% followed by insurance which accounted for 2.58%.
The bourse closed at 8,761.20 points when trading ended for the week on Thursday. Market capitalization fell by 1.48% to reach QR 441,332,805,863.74 as compared to QR 447,974,186,745.80 at the end of previous week.
From the 43 listed companies, 11 finished this week higher while 30 fell and two maintained status quo.
Trading value during this week increased by 47.96% to reach QR 2,898,218,446.57 compared to QR 1,958,828,800.00. Trading volume increased by 32.05% to reach 73,297,965 shares, as against 55,509,200 shares, while the number of transactions rose by 30.72%, to reach 30,203 transactions as compared to 23,105 transactions.
Industries Qatar led trading value during this week, accounting for 18.83% of the total trading value, followed by The Commercial Bank ,which accounted for 14.07%. The Masraf Al Rayan ranked third, accounting for 13.41%.
Banking and financial sector led trading value, accounting for 47.41% of the total trading value, followed by the services sector which accounted for 29.59%. Industrial sector was third with 21.26% followed by the insurance sector with 1.74%.
Banking financial sector led trading volume during this week accounting for 46.4% of the total trading volume, followed by services which accounted for 43.00%. Industrial sector came third, accounting for 9.35% followed by insurance sector, which accounted for 1.26%.
Services sector led trading number of transactions during this week accounting for 40.67% of the total number of transactions followed by banking and financial sector which accounted for 39.65%. Industrial sector ranked third accounting for 17.10% followed by insurance which accounted for 2.58%.
