Shares on the Dubai Financial Market fell on Wednesday, snapping an eight-day rally.
The DFM index closed down 0.4 per cent. Deyaar fell 2 per cent to 71 fils, with 30 million shares traded, while Damac fell by 1.5 per cent to Dh2.55.
The DFM had gained 9.9 per cent since the beginning of the previous week.
Some of the gainers in Dubai included Marka, which added 5.6 per cent to Dh1.33, while Shuaa Capital rose 4.2 per cent to 74 fils.
Gulf Finance House, which had jumped 8.6 per cent on Tuesday in its heaviest trade since January 2014, following a 15 per cent leap on Monday, was again a very active stock and fell 2.8 per cent.
The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange gained a modest 0.3 per cent.
The major gainers were Bank of Sharjah, which jumped 3.4 per cent, while Union National Bank rose 2.4 per cent.
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company lost 5.2 per cent, while RAK Properties fell 4.2 per cent. Eshraq Properties shed 2.6 per cent, while RAK Cement dropped 2.3 per cent.
Brent fell to US$58.24, down $0.86 from the previous day’s close. Oil has hovered around $58 per barrel since the beginning of January.
The Saudi stock index climbed about 0.6 per cent to 8,851.83 points in increasing turnover. It rose further from chart support at the March low of 8,497, which was tested and held on Sunday, and may now be at least a short-term bottom for the market.
Real estate stocks, which began recovering this week from a sell-off caused by a plan to tax undeveloped land, lost steam. Dar Al Arkan, the most heavily traded stock, fell 0.8 per cent.
* with Reuters
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Name: Samar Frost
Born: Abu Dhabi
Hobbies: Singing, music and socialising with friends
Favourite singer: Adele
T20 World Cup Qualifier
Final: Netherlands beat PNG by seven wickets
Qualified teams
1. Netherlands
2. PNG
3. Ireland
4. Namibia
5. Scotland
6. Oman
T20 World Cup 2020, Australia
Group A: Sri Lanka, PNG, Ireland, Oman
Group B: Bangladesh, Netherlands, Namibia, Scotland
Greatest of All Time
Starring: Vijay, Sneha, Prashanth, Prabhu Deva, Mohan
Lewis Hamilton in 2018
Australia 2nd; Bahrain 3rd; China 4th; Azerbaijan 1st; Spain 1st; Monaco 3rd; Canada 5th; France 1st; Austria DNF; Britain 2nd; Germany 1st; Hungary 1st; Belgium 2nd; Italy 1st; Singapore 1st; Russia 1st; Japan 1st; United States 3rd; Mexico 4th
Royal Birkdale Golf Course
Location: Southport, Merseyside, England
Established: 1889
Type: Private
Total holes: 18
BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE
Starring: Winona Ryder, Michael Keaton, Jenny Ortega
Director: Tim Burton
Rating: 3/5
The specs: 2018 Alfa Romeo Stelvio
Price, base: Dh198,300
Engine: 2.0L in-line four-cylinder
Transmission: Eight-speed automatic
Power: 280hp @ 5,250rpm
Torque: 400Nm @ 2,250rpm
Fuel economy, combined: 7L / 100km
Results
1. New Zealand Daniel Meech – Fine (name of horse), Richard Gardner – Calisto, Bruce Goodin - Backatorps Danny V, Samantha McIntosh – Check In. Team total First round: 200.22; Second round: 201.75 – Penalties 12 (jump-off 40.16 seconds) Prize €64,000
2. Ireland Cameron Hanley – Aiyetoro, David Simpson – Keoki, Paul Kennedy – Cartown Danger Mouse, Shane Breen – Laith. Team total 200.25/202.84 – P 12 (jump-off 51.79 – P17) Prize €40,000
3. Italy Luca Maria Moneta – Connery, Luca Coata – Crandessa, Simone Coata – Dardonge, Natale Chiaudani – Almero. Team total 130.82/198.-4 – P20. Prize €32,000
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