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Latest News:
Dep. Planning Minister, WFP discuss joint efforts to handle finances shortages
Amb. al-Wuhyashi meets with Russian Deputy Foreign Minister
Foreign Minister confers with WFP Envoy over joint cooperation
Maritime Affairs Authority Discusses with European Nordic Support Foundation Enhancing Maritime Security
Al-Soqatri Discusses with Silah Foundation Projects Implemented in Agricultural, Fisheries Sectors
QSE Index closes at 0.37 percent
[28/07/2024 03:36]
DOHA - SABA
The Qatar Stock Exchange Index closed its trading today, up by 37.39 points, or 0.37 percent, to reach 10135.75 points.
During the session, 79, 506, 672 shares were traded, with a value of 208 million, 809 thousand, and 605.541 riyals, as a result of executing 8682 deals in all sectors.
The shares of 31 companies rose during the session, while the shares of 15 other companies decreased, and 3 companies maintained their previous closing prices.
The Qatar Stock Exchange Index closed its trading today, up by 37.39 points, or 0.37 percent, to reach 10135.75 points.
During the session, 79, 506, 672 shares were traded, with a value of 208 million, 809 thousand, and 605.541 riyals, as a result of executing 8682 deals in all sectors.
The shares of 31 companies rose during the session, while the shares of 15 other companies decreased, and 3 companies maintained their previous closing prices.
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