Domestic institutions and foreign individuals were increasingly net buyers on the Qatar Stock Exchange, which closed in the positive trajectory, albeit at lower levels.

A rebound in oil prices amidst positive mood in the Gulf region and the US Congress confirming Joe Biden’s presidential win had its reflection on global bourses, including the Qatar Stock Exchange ...

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday witnessed a sustained overall bullish overhang and its key index gained about 80 points to inch near the 9,800 levels.

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.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday largely remained flat amidst increased net buying by Gulf institutions and the bullish outlook of domestic and foreign funds.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday gained more than 18 points, mainly on transport, telecom and real estate counters.

The bullish outlook of foreign and Gulf funds as well as foreign individuals ended the bearish run on the Qatar Stock Exchange, whose key barometer on Tuesday gained more than 96 points to cross the 8,900 levels.

Foreign institutions’ bullish outlook on Tuesday lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange about 19 points but its key index was still below 10,300 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) remained marginally bullish for the second straight session on Monday despite strong selling pressure from local retail investors.

Foreign institutions’ bullish outlook on Tuesday helped the Qatar Stock Exchange gain more than 37 points to overall surpass 10,250 levels.

Strong buying in the five of the seven sectors on Monday helped Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) gain for the second consecutive day and its key index inched near 9,000 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange opened the week stronger, after reaming under bearish spell for the previous three sessions, as foreign and domestic institutions turned bullish.