The shares attract liquidity of 1.4 billion dirhams

2024-01-15 16:38:03

Local stock markets attracted liquidity exceeding 1.4 billion dirhams at the end of today’s trading, at the beginning of the week’s sessions, with “International Holding” and “Emaar Properties” topping the trades. Liquidity was distributed at 1.19 billion dirhams on the Abu Dhabi Securities Market, and 215.87 million dirhams on the Dubai Financial Market, following 411.89 million shares were traded through the implementation of more than 21.79 thousand transactions.
The market capitalization of listed shares amounted to 3.673 trillion dirhams, with the market value of the Abu Dhabi Securities Market reaching regarding 2.973 trillion dirhams at the end of trading, and the capital value of shares listed on the Dubai market amounted to regarding 700.32 billion dirhams.
The Dubai Financial Market Index decreased by 0.07% at 4101.29 points, and the Abu Dhabi Securities Market Index decreased by 0.14% at 9777.67 points.
The most traded stock in the Dubai market was “Emaar Properties”, which fell by 1.03% at 7.7 dirhams, with transactions approaching 41.21 million dirhams, while “DEWA” stock increased 0.8%, reaching 2.51 dirhams, with liquidity amounting to 32.32 million dirhams. Emirates NBD shares rose 0.3%, reaching 17.5 dirhams, with liquidity amounting to 23.02 million dirhams.
On the Abu Dhabi Securities Market, the “International Holding” stock strengthened its position among the most traded stocks with liquidity of 213.7 million dirhams, declining by 0.24%, while the “Multiplay Group” stock rose by 1.24%, with liquidity amounting to 142.38 million dirhams, while the “Alphazabi” stock declined. » By 0.97%, with liquidity amounting to 103.21 million dirhams.

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