Dubai stocks climbed on Thursday, with the main index gaining 0.240%, or 10 points, to settle at 4,087.350, while ADX General Index closed slightly down at 9,650.100 pts, or 0.673% lower than the last trading session.
The Dubai Stock Exchange is doing well © Mena Today
Dubai stocks climbed on Thursday, with the main index gaining 0.240%, or 10 points, to settle at 4,087.350, while ADX General Index closed slightly down at 9,650.100 pts, or 0.673% lower than the last trading session.
Dubai Financial Market saw Emaar Properties take the top spot in trading, generating AED88.4 million in liquidity, though closing 1.530 % down. The Emirates Islamic Bank was the top gainer, closing 14.910% higher at AED7.400.
Trading in Abu Dhabi was led by the Healthcare Index which was the best performer and closed 2.173 % up. Purehealth was among the top gainers ending the session 3.330% higher at AED5.580
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