The Qatar Stock Exchange on Wednesday closed the week weak, mainly dragged by the real estate, industrials and consumer goods sectors.

A higher-than-average selling pressure in the real estate, consumer goods, telecom and transport counters on Wednesday led the Qatar Stock Exchange to decline 39 points.

A higher than average demand in the consumer goods, telecom and insurance counters on Wednesday lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange 39 points to surpass the 9,800 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday gained more than 55 points to inch near 9,400 levels, mainly on the back of buying interests in consumer goods, transport and real estate segments.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Wednesday gained more than 27 points, or 0.27%, on the back of the consumer goods, telecom and industrials sectors.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday opened the week weak and its key index lost 80 points to settle below 10,400 levels, mainly on strong selling at the consumer goods counter.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday opened the week weak with a 105-point decline, mainly dragged by the banking and consumer goods sectors.

The Qatar Stock Exchange witnessed more than 141 points erosion in the key index and more than QR11bn in capitalisation this week.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday ended seven days of bearish run to gain 59 points, mainly on the back of strong buying especially within consumer goods and transport counters.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Wednesday witnessed a huge selloff, especially in industrials and consumer goods, resulting in 128 points decline in the key benchmark, which settled way below 10,200 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Thursday inched near 10,500 levels, mainly on the back of strong buying interests in consumer goods and transport equities.

The Qatar Stock Exchange witnessed more than 52% of the constituents in the red, even as its key benchmark declined mere 0.04%.