The Saudi index is down 1.2%, fueling the Gulf stocks to decline

Dubai: «The Gulf»

Most of the Gulf stock indices, except for Muscat, closed with slight declines on the first day of June, after a week of repeated increases throughout the week.

Saudi Arabia

The general index of the Saudi Stock Exchange closed on Wednesday, down 1.2%, achieving 12,766.47 points on the first trading day in June, when 142.3 million shares were traded, with a value of 5.3 billion riyals. and Atheeb Telecom by 7.41%, and the shares of 97 companies, led by Ma’aden, with 4.30%, followed by Almarai Company with 2.55%, then Al Hammadi with 2.31%. 12 companies, and the indices of 14 companies decreased, as 22.7 million shares were traded, with a value of 11.7 billion riyals.

Kuwait

In Kuwait, the stock market index closed on Wednesday with a decrease of 0.23%, achieving 8,655 points, as 91.8 million shares were traded, with a value of 39.3 million Kuwaiti dinars. and Kamco Invest.

Diameter

Qatari shares closed down by 0.67%, achieving 12,833 points, 86.28 points lower than Tuesday, when 94.38 million shares were traded, with a value of 524.7 million Qatari riyals. The shares witnessed a rise of 17 companies, led by the medical with a value of 10.00%, the Mannai Complex with a value of 7.02% and Doha with a value of 3.82 % Shares of 25 companies fell, led by the bank’s declines, with a value of 2.67%, Baladna, with a value of 2.31%, and Barwa, with a value of 1.80%.

the two seas

The general index of the Bahrain Stock Exchange also declined by 0.64%, achieving 1920 points, as 6.4 million shares were traded, with a value of 892.4 thousand Bahraini dinars, as Al Salam Bank rose only by 1.15%, while the rest of the companies decreased, led by Ithmaar Holding by 7.41%, Al Ahli United by 1.64%, and Al Salam Group by 1.64%. «GFH» by 1.61% Muscat.

Amman

In Muscat, the indices of the Muscat Stock Exchange closed at an increase of 0.34%, achieving 4,116 points, as 5.12 million shares were traded, an increase of 13.83 points, with a value of 1.16 million Omani riyals. The shares of 8 companies rose, led by Al-Nahda Services, Building Materials Industry Company and Sohar Bank, and the shares of 4 companies decreased. And provided by Al-Anwar Investment, Omani Fisheries and Oman Investment and Finance.

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