Stock exchange ends in positive zone
The Qatar Stock Exchange closed its trading session with a gain of 0.22%, finishing at 9,659.01 points. This was supported by two decisions from the Central Bank to raise interest rates by 25 basis points, alongside the implementation of a review of FTSE Russell indices, which resulted in two companies being removed from the small-cap index. Additionally, trading liquidity saw a significant increase, reaching 681 million Qatari riyals, with trading volumes totaling 183 million shares. The insurance sector declined, along with certain stocks such as "Al Muntajat." Meanwhile, the share of "Qatar Industries" led the gains, and "QNB" stock was the most active in terms of liquidity after announcing the suspension of its share buyback program until October 8, 2026.
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