Owner Salama – Mubasher: The shares of 6 companies listed on the Dubai and Abu Dhabi stock exchanges acquired 49 percent of the liquidity recorded by the UAE financial markets, at the end of Monday’s session.
The trading values of the six shares achieved a liquidity of 817.19 million dirhams, at the end of today’s trading session, which represents 49 percent of the liquidity of the Dubai and Abu Dhabi exchanges, which amounted to 1.663 billion dirhams, according to data from the UAE financial markets.
The “International Holding” company topped the list of those shares in terms of trading value by 293.641 million dirhams, followed by “Eshraq” shares with 179.560 million dirhams, and “First Abu Dhabi Bank” 173.063 million dirhams.
Fourthly came the share of “Emaar” 112.002 million dirhams, then the share of “Amlak” company 35.724 million dirhams, and Emirates NBD by about 23.2 million dirhams.
It is noteworthy that the indicators of the UAE financial markets varied at the end of trading today, Monday, between the slight rise in the Dubai Financial Market and the decline in the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange, in conjunction with the rise in the dollar and US Treasury bond yields, and concerns about the pace of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates.
The Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange achieved losses amounting to 13 billion dirhams, and the Dubai Financial Market recorded losses of about 1.205 billion dirhams.
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