The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) on Tuesday scaled 9,500 levels with an ease, on sustained improvement in sentiments owing to the government's financial package ...

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Wednesday was back in the negative turf, mainly owing to increased selling pressure from local retail investors.

An across-the-board selling, particularly in the industrials, on Monday dragged the Qatar Stock Exchange more than 274 points for the sixth straight session and its key barometer stood a little above 9,200 points.

An across the board selling — especially in the real estate, telecom and transport sectors — on Thursday dragged the Qatar Stock Exchange about 1%.

Domestic funds were increasingly net buyers and local retail investors turned bullish on the Qatar Stock Exchange, which otherwise fell 111 points to settle at sub-10,300 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Thursday witnessed strong buying interests from domestic and Gulf funds but overall it settled 57 points lower.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday gained about 15 points to surpass 10,700 levels, mainly on the real estate, insurance and transport sectors.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday gained for the fourth straight session to surpass 10,600 levels mainly on sustained buying interests from foreign funds.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Thursday lost more than 18 points mainly on the back of profit booking pressure from foreign institutions.

The expansionary 2020 budget appears to have influenced the sentiments in the Qatar Stock Exchange and its key index gained more than 118 points to inch near 10,350 levels ...

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Thursday soared more than 86 points to cross the 10,350 levels, mainly triggered by telecom, banking and industrials sectors.

The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE), which is positioning itself as a premier destination in the region for systematic and sustainable investments, has witnessed foreign funds inflow ...