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Market breadth worsens at Tadawul market
May 6, 2013-The Tadawul All-Share Index lost 0.23% to 7,189.13 points.
Sabic's advance of 0.27%, reaching SR91.50 could not stop the gauge from falling for the second day straight as only 35 shares advanced, while 102 stocks declined in value. Saudi Indian Company for Co- operative Insurance, also known as Wafa Insurance, gained the most, closing 5.30% higher at SR134.
Source: AME Info
DP World shares surge amid narrowing Bollinger Bands
May 6, 2013--The FTSE NASDAQ Dubai UAE 20 Index index closed insignificantly lower at 2457.89 Monday.
Dubai Ports (DP) World jumped 2.50% to reach $15.65, the old high from April 29. Today's rise of the world's thid biggest maritime port operator occurred amid narrowing Bollinger Bands which is based on empirical evidence a bullish sign.
Source: AME Info
Qatar Exchange cracks triple-top resistance level, way to 9,000 open
May 6, 2013--The QE 20 Index closed 0.55% higher at 8,834.13 points Monday.
With today's move upwards, the Doha-based gauge shaved the level at around 8,820, the old (average) high from Jan. 4 2012, Apr. 1 2012 and Feb. 10 this year. Qatar National Bank jumped 2.84% to close at QR141. The country's biggest real estate builder United Development Company or UDC advanced 0.68% to close at QR19.30.
Source: AME Info
Etisalat hits 2.5-year high
May 6, 2013--The ADX General Index climbed 0.35% to close at 3,318.49 points Monday.
Market bellwether Emirates Telecommunication Corp., better known as Etisalat, advanced 0.30%, finishing at Dhs11.50. Earlier in the day, Etisalat unveiled in Dubai a new mobile package solution customized for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The new package, called "Business Ultimate" and sold at prices between Dhs99 to Dhs999 is available for Galaxy S4, BlackBerry's Q10 and iPhone 5 in a first stage. Public and private institutions have launched various initiatives in recent years in order to boost the long-time neglected SME sector.
Source: AME Info
Bahrain bourse climbs to 2-month high
May 6, 2013--The Bahrain All-Share Index advanced 0.40% to reach 1,113.03 points Monday in dull trading.
National Bank of Bahrain or NBB surged 4.90%, finishing at BD0.535. No share declined in Manama. Food and beverage distributor BMMI ended flat at 0.72. Earlier in the day, BMMI it earned in the first quarter a net profit of BD2.549m, up from 2.49m.
Source: AME Info
Al Baraka Banking Group falls to 6-week low
May 2, 2013--The Manama-based Bahrain All-Share Index declined 0.14% to 1,102.60 points Thursday.
Al Baraka Banking Group, the oldest Islamic bank in the kingdom, dived 2.86% to $0.68. Khaleeji Commercial Bank (not traded) reported today a Q1 net profit of BD302,000, up from a loss of BD593,000 it suffered in Q4 2012.
Source: AME Info
QIB gains after Qinvest/EFG Hermes JV is terminated
May 2, 2013--The QE 20 Index surged 0.93%, closing at 8,748.68 points Thursday.
Qatar Islamic Bank or QIB advanced 0.73%, ending at QR68.90. QIB owns the majority in investment bank QInvest. A planned joint-venture between Qinvest and Egyptian counterpart EFG Hermes was automatically terminated on late Wednesday after both sided failed to get the nod from the Egyptian regulator. The parties tried to make a good face on the bad game. "Both institutions look forward to separately creating value for their shareholders and remain open going forward to capitalizing on their complementary strengths to pursue together suitable business opportunities in a less-structured framework," said Qinvest in a statement to the Qatar Exchange.
Source: AME Info
Abua Dhabi bourse climbs to near 4.5-year high
May 2, 2013--The ADX General Index advanced 0.20%, closing at 3,280.18 points amid record-high volumes.
Some Oman and Emirates Investment Holdings posted the biggest increase, ending up 14.58% at Dhs1.10. Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank was the most liquid share, finishing off 1.07% at Dhs4.61.
Source: AME Info
Deyaar on the move as Q1 profit doubles
May 2, 2013--The DFM General Index lost 0.37% to 2,128.79 points Thursday.
The gauge gained 2.31% over the week. Deyaar Development jumped 3.95% to hit Dhs0.395. Earlier in the day, the Islamic real estate firm said the profit in the first quarter was Dhs19.4m, up from Dhs9.4m. "The real estate market has seen an incline, which has backed our growth and will continue to do so in the future," said Deyaar chairman Abdulla Ali Obaid Al Hamli. Emaar dipped 1.28% to Dhs5.47, despite chairman Mohammed Alabbar's announcement to develop (again) the world's tallest tower in Dubai which shall top the over 1,000 meters high Kingdom Tower, currently under construction in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Union Properties bucked the sluggish market trend by gaining 2.36%, finishing the first trading days in May at Dhs0.477.
Source: AME Info
Al Baraka Banking Group falls to 6-week low
May 2, 2013--The Manama-based Bahrain All-Share Index declined 0.14% to 1,102.60 points Thursday.
Al Baraka Banking Group, the oldest Islamic bank in the kingdom, dived 2.86% to $0.68. Khaleeji Commercial Bank (not traded) reported today a Q1 net profit of BD302,000, up from a loss of BD593,000 it suffered in Q4 2012.
Source: AME Info
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