Steep gains in the last two days helped the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) reach near 10,400 levels this week, which saw the initial public offering of Baladna

Foreign institutions’ bullish outlook on Wednesday helped the Qatar Stock Exchange to gain 50 points, yet it settled below 10,300 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday gained more than 37 points to cross 10,300 levels, mainly on the back of increased buying interests from the Gulf institutions.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday opened the week marginally down on selling pressure especially within the consumer goods, insurance, transport and industrials sectors.

The Qatar Stock Exchange lost a huge 189 points in its key barometer and QR12bn in capitalisation this week

Foreign and Gulf institutions turned bullish yesterday to overall lift the Qatar Stock Exchange 63 points and place its key index near 10,300 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday largely remained flat despite strong selling pressure from foreign and Gulf institutions.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday fell below 10,300 levels, mainly dragged by increased selling pressure from the Gulf funds, although gainers outnumbered decliners.

An across-the-board selling, particularly in the industrials, insurance and real estate counters, Sunday dragged the Qatar Stock Exchange

Four of the five trading sessions were under selling pressure on the Qatar Stock Exchange, which settled lower this week which saw Qatar’s expectation on becoming a $225bn economy by 2020.

The Qatar Stock Exchange witnessed strong gains of more than 200 points in the key index and about QR8bn in capitalisation this week which saw Baladna

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