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Etisalat helps indexes to close higher
DUBAI Gains in Etisalat helped leading indices to offset losses in the properties and Islamic segments yesterday.
At the DFM, there was trading on five counters with Tabreed leading the volumes with 15 trades of 109,157 shares, which were valued at over Dh1.05 million. The share price remained unchanged for the day at Dh9.70.
Emaar slipped 20 fils to Dh20.85 on 32 trades of 55,249 shares, which were valued at over Dh1.15 million, while Dubai Islamic Bank dropped 30 fils to Dh26.05 on five trades of 19,180 shares and both Dubai Investments and Shuaa remained unchanged for the day.
The total DFM volume was reported at 242,843 shares, which were valued at over Dh2.79 million. On the ADSM, Etisalat was the only gainer and advanced 50 fils to Dh121.50 on a volume of 12,400 shares, which were valued at over Dh1.5 million. Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank declined 20 fils to Dh16.30 on a volume of 21,620 shares, while Al Waha slipped three fils to Dh5.82 and Al Wathba Insurance finished with losses of two fils at Dh3 on a volume of 100,000 shares.
The National Bank of Abu Dhabi Emirates Stock Markets Index (NBAD ESMI), which tracks the DFM and the ADSM listed shares, advanced 0.62 points to 1,389.94. The NBAD ESMI service sector index rose 1.95 points to 1,041.29, while the NBAD ESMI banking sector index declined 1.77 points to 1,640.03 and the NBAD ESMI insurance sector index dropped 1.77 points to 1,640.03.
Emirates Financial Services (EFS) listed just one mover on the OTC market with Commercial Bank of Dubai rising Dh3.23 to Dh73 on a volume of 29,860 shares, which were valued at over Dh2.17 million.
Emnex was up 3.71 points to 2,232.49 as the financial services sub-index rose 6.63 points to 2,559.74 and the telecom sub-index finished with gains of 4.44 points at 1,122.35. The Islamic sub-index declined 8.72 points to 992.79 and the property sub-index fell 5.65 points to 798.69. The insurance sub-index closed unchanged at 1,313.64.
The NBAD market review listed no movers on the OTC market. The NBAD general index advanced 1.32 points to 3,454.26. The NBAD service sector index rose 7.53 points to 3,970.46, while the NBAD banking sector index declined 2.94 points to 3,625.39 and the NBAD insurance sector index fell 0.82 points to 2,765.2.
EFS reported the market volume at 412,850 shares, valued at over Dh7.3 million.
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