The net buying interests of foreign and domestic funds were seen weakening substantially on the Qatar Stock Exchange this week, which settled a tad below the 10,000 levels.

Arab individuals’ net profit booking pressure Wednesday drove the Qatar Stock Exchange into the negative terrain, but overall its key index stood above the 10,000 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday witnessed strong buying interests in four of the seven sectors; yet its key barometer treaded a flat path.

Foreign institutions’ strong buying interests Monday lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange by about 56 points, amidst weakened trading volumes.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday opened the week weak, despite strong buying interests in Islamic equities. Nevertheless, its key index was above the 10,000 levels.

Foreign institutions’ increased net buying interests Tuesday lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange above 10,000 levels.

Islamic equities on Monday outshone the conventional ones as the Qatar Stock Exchange settled in the positive trajectory.

The Qatar Stock Exchange Sunday saw about 64% of its traded constituents end in the red, leading its key index retreat below 10,000 levels.

Heavy demand, especially for the Islamic equities, dotted the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) this week, which also saw its chief executive sound optimistic on achieving the ‘developed’ market tag from the present ‘emerging’ status.

Islamic equities were seen outperforming conventional ones Monday on the Qatar Stock Exchange, which overall gained 19 points to once again cross the 9,400 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) witnessed strong buying, especially in banking and transport counters; yet it treaded a flat path, amidst weakened trading this week.

The Qatar Stock Exchange Monday witnessed stronger buying interests from domestic funds, yet it lost more than 24 points.