The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) witnessed strong buying interest for most part of the week and its key index gained more than 208 points to inch near the 10,500 levels.

Foreign funds’ increased buying interests on Wednesday helped Qatar Stock Exchange inch near 10,500 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday inched near 10,400 levels mainly on bullish sentiments of foreign institutions.

Domestic funds’ increased net buying Monday lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange more than 30 points to place the benchmark above 10,300 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday witnessed strong demand, particularly within the real estate counter, but overall it closed marginally stronger.

The Qatar Stock Exchange witnessed its key index surpass 10,300 levels intra-week but could not keep up the momentum towards the end of this week.

Domestic institutions increasingly enhanced their exposure in the Qatar Stock Exchange, whose key barometer added more than 314 points to scale 10,200 levels this week.

The Qatar Stock Exchange weakened marginally Wednesday, but remained above 10,000 points, on the back of selling, especially within transport, consumer goods and real estate sectors, a day after it made huge gains.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday gained huge 242 points to close above 10,000 levels on the back of strong buying support from domestic and foreign funds.

Bearish sentiments continued to haunt Qatar Stock Exchange for the second straight session as its key index fell below 9,800 levels mainly on increased selling pressure from foreign funds and Gulf individuals.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday opened the week weak with its key barometer plunging more than 100 points on strong selling especially within telecom, real estate, banking and transport counters.

The Qatar Stock Exchange witnessed more than 63% of the traded constituents make gains, thus reflecting in a huge 297 points surge in the main index this week.