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UAE Stock Markets Close Wednesday on a Downward Trend
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | October 2, 2024 08:00AM ET
- Emaar Properties led in turnover with AED 104.83 million, while Drake and Scull International (DSI) had the highest trading volume with 42.80 million shares
- Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) benchmark index fell by 1.048% to 9,307.07 points
In the latest trading session, the main index of Dubai Financial Market (DFM) ended on a sour note, decreasing by 37 points (0.82%) to close at 4,440.27 points. The total turnover for the session was AED 449.80 million, with Emaar Properties recording the highest turnover at AED 104.83 million. Additionally, Drake and Scull International (DSI) dominated the trading volume with 42.80 million shares. National International Holding (NIH) saw gains of 14.38%, while Dubai Refreshments faced losses of 9.93%.
On the other hand, the benchmark index of the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) also experienced a decline, falling by 1.048% to close at 9,307.07 points. The turnover reached AED 3.78 billion, with International Holding Company (IHC) recording the highest turnover at AED 168.13 million. Multiply Group was the most active stock with 40.42 million shares traded. Al Khaleej Investment was among the top risers with an increase of 8.24%, while Aram Group led the decliners with a decrease of 9.67%.
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