Ending three days of bearish spell, the Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday witnessed about 58 points gains and its sensitive barometer marginally crossed the 10,500 levels

The Qatar Stock Exchangeon Monday continued its bearish spell for the third straight session and its key index lost more than 75 points to settle below 10,500 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange opened the week weak as its key index lost more than 48 points, mainly on selling pressure within banking and real estate counters.

Domestic institutions’ bullish outlook helped the Qatar Stock Exchange stay afloat in the positive trajectory for most part of this week.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Thursday reversed five days of bullish momentum as its key index declined more than 24 points.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Wednesday witnessed intense buying interests, particularly in the telecom counter, but overall it translated into a mere 12 points addition, failing to break the 10,600 resistance levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday continued to gain for the fourth straight session on strong buying interests, especially within the telecom counter.

Increased buying interests from foreign institutions yesterday extended the bullish run on the Qatar Stock Exchange for the third consecutive day and its key index gained a huge 104 points to inch near 10,600 levels.

Profit booking pressures gripped the Qatar Stock Exchange, which lost sizeable 244 points or 2.28% in its key barometer and QR14bn in capitalisation this week.

Snapping four days of bearish run, the Qatar Stock Exchange on Thursday gained 28 points mainly on the back of buying interests in the banks and industrials counters.

The Qatar Stock Exchange fell for the second consecutive day, but stood above 10,500 levels, mainly dragged by banking and insurance equities.

Strengthened global energy prices had its fair reflection on the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE), which settled near 10,700 levels this week