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DFM General Index [Click here to view DFM as company]
- +2,093.16 Last
- +22.27 (+1.08%) Today's Change
- 163.56m Volume
- 1,433.14-2,373.37 52 Week Range
- +220.87 (+11.80%) 52 Week Change
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Recent Articles
- DFM ends week lower amid crackdown28 August 2008
Dubai Financial Market ends week low, lead by real estate stocks fears over probe.
- Real estate arrests to hit UAE markets17 August 2008
News that senior figures at Nakheel and Tamweel are being investigated likely to weigh on stocks.
- DIFX reform plans may lead to Dubai markets merger4 August 2008
New chief executive Singer says DIFX to focus on attracting retail investors.
- Oman recoups some losses, UAE markets rise31 July 2008
Shares of Bank Muscat and Raysut Cement Co led Muscat's main index to a higher close.
- Gulf markets end lower as world stocks decline29 July 2008
Oman's main index falls more than 3%, its sharpest one-day decline in over six months.
- Saudi Maaden soars on debut as Saudi index slumps28 July 2008
Saudi Arabia's main index declined, led by Saudi Basic Industries Corp and Al-Rajhi Ban.
- SABIC, Al-Rajhi lead Saudi to lower close27 July 2008
Saudi's index, the worst-performing measure in the Gulf Arab region, falls 0.88 percent.
- Real estate lifts Abu Dhabi, Bahrain extends fall24 July 2008
Property shares led Abu Dhabi's main index to close higher for second day, Sorouh, Aldar Properties rise
- Abu Dhabi up, properties weigh on Dubai17 July 2008
Abu Dhabi's main index edged up 0.02% to 4,889.68 points led by Taqa which rose 2.43%.
- DFM downgraded after poor Q2 trading16 July 2008
Morgan Stanley says financial market forecasts are too optimistic, lowers price target.
- Qatar slips as Iran tensions weigh13 July 2008
Doha index drops for seventh straight trading day; slump on global markets pulls down UAE bourses.
- Dubai bourse Q2 profit up 33%13 July 2008
UPDATE 1: DFM beats forecasts with a 32.6% rise in second-quarter profit to $66.88mn.
- Iran fears extend Qatar fall, Oman, Kuwait close higher10 July 2008
Qatar's index surrendered early gains to close down for a sixth session in a row.
- Iran tensions continue to weigh on Gulf markets9 July 2008
Only UAE markets close higher as geopolitical concerns batter stocks across region.
- Investors panic after Iran threat8 July 2008
Markets across much of Gulf decline following Tehran threat to close Strait of Hormuz if attacked.
- Saudi extends gains into second day7 July 2008
Kingdom's index ends higher helped by banking stocks, while Dubai's slumps for fourth straight session.
- Saudi gains as banking stocks rally6 July 2008
Main index rises more than 1% after bumper results from Riyad Bank spark surge in banking stocks.
- DIFX eyes derivatives trading launch2 July 2008
DIFX could become first Gulf exchange to offer futures and options trading.
- Drake and Scull waits for $272mn IPO approval1 July 2008
Dubai-based contracting firm still waiting for the regulator's green light for listing.
- Gulf markets rebound, led by Abu Dhabi, Qatar30 June 2008
Markets shrug off negative sentiment caused by concerns over Iran-Israel conflict.
- Geopolitical fears continue to weigh on markets29 June 2008
Stock markets across much of Gulf close down, led by Qatar, Abu Dhabi and Oman.
- Qatar posts biggest fall in month26 June 2008
Shares of Industries Qatar, Qatar National Bank led Doha to its biggest one-day loss in over a month.
- Saudi leads declines across Gulf25 June 2008
Kingdom's main index ends 1.55% lower, paced by SABIC and Al-Rajhi Bank.
- Kuwait's Abyaar launches $18.3mn placement25 June 2008
Developer applying for secondary listing in Dubai.
- Kuwait hits all-time high, Oman slumps24 June 2008
Kuwait's main index gains 0.25% to 15,654.80 points, extending record-breaking rally into seventh day.
- DFM ends week lower amid crackdown28 August 2008
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