
Qatar Stock Exchange index dropped 305.92 points (-2.46%) this week when it closed at 12,139.42 points on Thursday.
The traded value of QR 1.527 billion is a decrease by 32.76% compared to QR 2.272 billion the previous week.
The traded volume of 30,061,330 shares is a decrease by 38.31% compared to 48,731,033 shares last week, while the 19,102 transactions is a drop by 26.91 compared to 26,135 transactions.
The market capitalization of QR 660,514 billion this week is a drop by 2.20% compared to QR 675.34 billion at the end of previous week.
Banks and financial services led the traded value this week with 32.34% of the total traded value. Industries accounted for 27.63%, real estate accounted for 15.12%, and transport accounted for 7.04%.
Real estate led traded volume this week with 26.21% of the total traded volume. Banks and financial services accounted for 23.86%, industries accounted for 17.20%, and telecoms accounted for 15.83%.
Banks and financial services topped number of transactions this week with 28.46% of the total number of transactions. Industries accounted for 28.45%, real estate accounted for 17.14%, and telecoms accounted for 9.72%.
From the 43 listed companies 15, ended this week higher, 27 declined and one remained unchanged.
Industries Qatar topped the traded value this week with 11.71% of the total traded value. Barwa Real Estate accounted for 8.54% while Qatar National Bank accounted for 8.12%.
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