UAE shares attract liquidity of 3.9 billion dirhams

Local stock markets ended, Friday’s trading in the Green Zone, as the Dubai Financial Market Index increased by 0.745%, and the Abu Dhabi Securities Market Index increased by 0.288%, in conjunction with the implementation of the full -year FTSSAS Russell review of its indicators.

The Dubai Financial Market Index closed today’s trading at 6023.21 points, while the Abu Dhabi Securities Market Index closed at 10128.14 points.

The shares listed in the local markets attracted liquidity exceeding 3.92 billion dirhams, distributed by 990.615 million dirhams in the Dubai Financial Market, and 2.933 billion dirhams in the Abu Dhabi Securities Market.

Fotsi Russell, announced the results of its semi -annual review of its indicators, which will enter into force as of next Monday, provided that the changes are being implemented by closing the session today, Friday, September 19.

The review included making a number of adjustments to Emirati stocks, most notably the addition of the “ADNOC Gas” and “Prizeet” companies to the large companies index.

The market capital of the Dubai Financial Market rose to about 1.029 trillion dirhams at the end of Friday session, compared to 1.025 trillion dirhams at the end of trading yesterday, with gains of about 4 billion dirhams.

Today’s session witnessed the increase in shares of 31 companies, the shares of 20 companies, and the stability of 11 shares in the Dubai Financial Market.

Emaar Properties increased by 1% to 14.05 dirhams, Dubai Commercial Bank by 0.84% ​​to 9.57 dirhams, and Emaar Development by 4.86% to 15.1 dirhams.

The market capital of the Abu Dhabi Securities Market increased to about 3.128 trillion dirhams at the end of the Friday session, compared to 3.120 trillion dirhams at the end of trading yesterday, with gains of about 8.6 billion dirhams.

Today’s session witnessed the increase in shares of 39 companies, the decrease in shares of 34 companies, and the shares of 15 companies, in the Abu Dhabi Securities Market.

The share of the “Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank” increased by 2.8% at 23.5 dirhams, “Brissit” by 2.9% at 3.52 dirhams, and “ADNOC Gas” 1.46% at 3.47 dirhams.