Qatar shares seen as 'overbought'
by This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it on Sunday, 17 May 2009
New research from Egypt’s EFG-Hermes says the Qatari stock market is now 'overbought' and is poised to decline after a two-month rally that has seen it outperform its peers in the Gulf region.
In a report carried by Bloomberg, the investment bank says the market’s relative strength index - a technical gauge derived by averaging daily gains and losses over a fixed period, rose to its highest level in 18 months last week, signaling that a drop in prices may be overdue.
''We’re going to see a decent correction in the Qatari market,'' said Cairo-based senior technical analyst Mohammed El-Aasar.
''In the next several days, we may see a 10 percent to 15 percent decline in a gradual way,'' he added.
The DSM 20 has surged more than 50 percent from its low in early March as Qatar has remained largely out of the economic firing line.
READERS' COMMENTS
MORE FROM ARABIANBUSINESS.COM
TOP IN MIDDLE EAST BANKING & FINANCE
TOP MIDDLE EAST BUSINESS STORIES
ALSO IN MIDDLE EAST BANKING & FINANCE
LATEST MIDDLE EAST BUSINESS NEWS
- Culture & Society: Tickets go on sale for Rhianna NYE bash
- Politics & Economics: UAE real estate will take 'some time to stabilise' - central bank
- Sport: Lee Westwood wins Race to Dubai
- Construction & Industry: Qatar signs $22.79bn rail deal with Deutsche Bahn
- Media & Marketing: Dubai developers see negative press reports decline
SHARE PRICE CHECK
RELATED STORIES
EFG-Hermes
- Gulf economy to grow 6.2% in 2010 - EFG Hermes
12 Nov '09 | News - Egypt PM sees turnaround, seeks 7% growth
27 Oct '09 | News - Saudi house prices set to rise over next two years
21 Oct '09 | News




