Qatar’s stock exchange topped the Gulf markets last week with an increase of 4.66%, reaching a level of 10,428.67 points, recording an average daily trading value of 144.914m riyals.
Dubai capital market came second with an increase of 3%, reaching the level of 3,471.9 points, recording an average daily trading value of 496.84m dirhams.
Saudi Arabia came in third, with an increase of 2.5%, reaching the level of 6,661.65 points and recording an average daily trading value of 4.23bn riyals.
The Muscat stock exchange increased by 0.83% during last week’s trading, reaching a level of 5,860.51 points, with an average daily trading value of 2.897m riyals.
The Abu Dhabi stock exchange has increased by 0.02%, reaching a level of 4,570.84 points, recording an average daily trading value of 185m dirhams.
The Kuwait stock exchange has also increased by 0.02%, recording 5,386.34 points, with a daily average of 7.095m dinars.
