The foreign funds’ increased buying interests on Tuesday steered the Qatar Stock Exchange into positive trajectory and its key index gained about 46 points.

The retail investors’ strong buying was completely masked by foreign funds’ profit booking that the Qatar Stock Exchange on Wednesday settled below 9,000 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday opened the week on a stronger note and its key index gained 42 points to once again cross the 9,800 levels, mainly lifted by Arab individuals and foreign funds.

Foreign funds’ robust bullish outlook on Thursday propelled the Qatar Stock Exchange more than 92 points to place the key barometer in a higher 9,300 orbit.

Domestic and foreign funds’ net profit booking pressure on Wednesday steered the Qatar Stock Exchange back into negative turf and its key barometer lost 19 points.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday remained under bearish spell for the second consecutive day, mainly on increased net selling pressure from foreign funds.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Wednesday witnessed strong buying interests from foreign funds; yet its key barometer declined about 14 points.

The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE), which is positioning itself as a premier destination in the region for systematic and sustainable investments, has witnessed foreign funds inflow ...

Foreign funds’ stronger selling pressure on Thursday extended the bearish spell on the Qatar Stock Exchange for the second straight session and its key index lost another 49 points.

Foreign funds' increased profit booking pressure on Monday further dragged the Qatar Stock Exchange below 10,400 levels and capitalisation eroded by about QR4bn.

Stronger buying interests in the real estate sectors notwithstanding, the Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday settled overall in the negative terrain.

Robust demand especially at transport and consumer goods counters rather imparted a 0.6% thrust to the 20-stock Qatar Index to 9,990.17 points.