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Qatar's Cabinet approved a draft law expanding the Qatar Financial Markets Authority's scope to digital securities and off-market activities, and referred it to the Shura Council.
Qatar's Cabinet approved a draft law expanding the Qatar Financial Markets Authority's scope to digital securities and off-market activities, and referred it to the Shura Council.
Qatar's Cabinet approved a draft law expanding the Qatar Financial Markets Authority's scope to digital securities and off-market activities, and referred it to the Shura Council.
Qatari dairy and beverage maker Dandy said demand in its QR206 million initial public offering exceeded the shares on offer, and it expects to start trading on the Qatar Stock Exchange's main market in November.
Qatar's main stock index rose 3.37% to 9,150.83 points at Tuesday's close as turnover climbed to QR991.54 million, while Kuwait's Premier Market index gained 0.86% and Bahrain's all share index fell 0.29%.
Saudi Arabia's benchmark index jumped 3.43% on Monday, leading broad gains across Gulf stock markets, while Qatar's index rose 2.75% and Kuwait's all-share index climbed 1.96%.
Boursa Kuwait's All-Share index rose 38.61 points, or 0.47%, to 8,329.42 on Sunday, as 11 sectors gained after a week of losses. Qatar's index edged up 0.05%.
Dubai's main share index fell 1.44% to 5,734.19 points on Friday, a more than four-month low, as Emirates NBD dropped 3.47% and Abu Dhabi's benchmark lost 1.17%.
Saudi Arabia's benchmark index fell 2.32% to 9,695.86 points on Thursday, its lowest close since April 2021, as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Kuwait also closed lower.
Dubai's main share index rose 0.43% on Wednesday, lifted by Emirates NBD and Dubai Islamic Bank, while Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia closed lower and Qatar rebounded.