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Qatar Stock Exchange Gains 0.16 Percent

February 27, 2022

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Qatar Stock Exchange

Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) index gained 20.69 points, or 0.16 percent, to close trading at 12,659.49 points on Sunday.

The volume of shares traded decreased to 227,387,208 from 252,884,238 on Thursday and the value of shares decreased to QR 591,131,409.315 from QR 853,163,172.658 on Thursday.

The indices of six sectors ended in green zone and one sector ended in red zone today. QSE Total Return Index gained 0.16 percent 25,255.04, QSE Al Rayan Islamic index increased 0.44 percent to 5,208.9 points and QSE All Share Index added 0.40 percent 3,980.55 points.

Source: QNA

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