Dubai Financial has earned 11.45 billion dirhams since the beginning of January 2025

The Dubai Financial Market achieved new billion-dollar gains during the first 10 sessions of this January, supported by the strength of the national economy and strong gains for leading stocks, as well as increased demand from international institutions and investors, and positive expectations for good annual business results.

A monitoring prepared by “Emirates Today” based on data from the Dubai Financial Market showed that the general index of the market rose by 1.78%, equivalent to 92.19 points since the beginning of the 2025 sessions, jumping from the level of 5158.67 points at the end of last December, to 5250.86 points at the end of yesterday’s session. Its market capitalization is about 11.45 billion dirhams.

The market capitalization of Dubai Financial shares rose from 906.9 billion dirhams at the end of trading in December 2024 to 918.351 billion dirhams at the end of yesterday’s session, January 15, 2025.

At the level of daily trading, the Dubai Financial Market index closed at the end of yesterday’s trading, up 0.1% at the level of 5250.86 points, confirming that it remained at the highest level in more than 10 years, while the Abu Dhabi Securities Market index “Fadji” rose by 0.2% to reach the level of 9513 points.

“Emaar Properties” stock topped the list of the most active stocks in the Dubai Financial Market, attracting liquidity of about 158.39 million dirhams, and closed up by 0.4% at 12.75 dirhams, followed by “Emirates NBD” stock, with liquidity amounting to 76.27 million dirhams, and closed up by 0.46% at 21.9 dirhams, then the shares of “Tecom Group” are attractive 67.25 million dirhams, and closed at 3.25 dirhams.

Citizens’ purchases of shares in the Dubai Financial Market amounted to about 273.96 million dirhams, compared to sales worth 219.35 million dirhams, so that the result was a “buy” of about 54.61 million dirhams, while individuals’ purchases amounted to 140.12 million dirhams, compared to sales worth 124.44 million dirhams, so the result was a “buy.” » About 15.68 million dirhams.

Sales by foreign investors amounted to about 417,367 million dirhams, compared to purchases worth 362,754 million dirhams, bringing the total “sales” to 54,613 million dirhams.

Institutions also tended to sell at a value of about 512.272 million dirhams, compared to purchases worth 496.59 million dirhams, bringing the net institutional investment to about 15.68 million dirhams, the result of a “sale.”