The MSM index closed at 3,746.19 points, down 0.61 per cent from previous close.
The decision to reduce service fee for patents, utility models and industrial designs for students, research centres and…
48 Views | the publication reaches you by | Oman NewsAl Maha Petroleum Products, up 3.90 per cent was the top gainer while Al Jazeera Steel, down 3.13 per cent, was the top loser.
A total number of 565 trades were executed during the day’s trading session, generating turnover of OMR0.9 million, with more than 7.6 million shares changing hands. Out of 37 traded stocks, 3 advanced, 16 declined and 18 remained unchanged. At the session close, foreign investors were net sellers for OMR161,000 while local investors were net buyers for OMR110,000 followed by local GCC & Arab for OMR50,000 worth of shares.
Financial Index closed by 0.78 per cent at, 6,067.17 points. HSBC Oman, Oman & Emirates Investment, Bank Muscat, Gulf Investment and Al Anwar Holding were down by 3.06 per cent, 2.04 per cent, 1.50 per cent, 1.47 per cent and 1.43 per cent respectively.
Industrial Index closed at 3,989.18 points, down 0.03 per cent. Al Anwar Ceramic was up by 1.90 per cent. Al Jazeera Steel, National Aluminium and Al Maha Ceramics were down by 3.13 per cent, 0.9 per cent and 0.48 per cent respectively.
Services index was down 0.07 per cent before closing at 1,573.25 points. Al Maha Petroleum Products and Al Jazeera Service were up by 3.90 per cent and 1.76 per cent respectively. Renaissance Service, Al Suwadi Power, National Gas, OIFC and Muscat City were down by 2.29 per cent, 1.82 per cent, 1.20 per cent, 1.05 per cent and 0.95 per cent respectively.
In a significant endorsement that will support exports to European Union (EU) markets, Oman’s largest cement manufacturer, Raysut…
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