The Qatar Stock Exchange continued its bearish spell for the third consecutive day on Thursday by more than 103 points to drive the benchmark below the 9,800 level on an across-the-board selling pressure.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday opened the week weak mainly owing to profit-booking pressure at the insurance, telecom, banking and real estate counters.

The Qatar Stock Exchange lost heavily for the second straight session on Wednesday to settle below 10,300 levels, mainly dragged by Gulf funds’ bearish outlook and lower buying interests ...

The Ministry of Economy and Commerce (MEC) has announced the two-week closure of a phone shop located in Al Rayyan Al Jadeed for displaying and selling counterfeit batteries ...

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday overcame selling pressure from local retail investors as it settled marginally higher amidst lower trade turnover.

An across-the-board selling — particularly in insurance, real estate and telecom — on Tuesday further dragged the Qatar Stock Exchange below 8,900 levels.

Inspection campaigns carried out by the Ministry of Economy and Commerce (MEC) at shops selling Garangao accessories resulted in the imposition of eight penalties for various violations ...

The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has issued 35 written violation notices to shops selling telecommunications devices and equipment without the required license ...

The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) on Sunday opened the week weak mainly on strong selling in the telecom and banking counters.

The Qatar Stock Exchange was back in the negative trajectory mainly on heightened profit-booking by domestic institutions.

The Qatar Stock Exchange remained under the bearish spell for the third consecutive day on Thursday and lost 75 points to settle below 8,800 levels.

An across-the-board selling – particularly in telecom, real estate, banking and industrials – on Tuesday snapped two consecutive days of bullish run in the Qatar Stock Exchange and its key barometer shrank 114 points.