Jet Airways slid 8.04% in morning trade, a day after it told the Bombay Stock Exchange that it was delaying releasing its first-quarter results.

The Qatar Stock Exchange was back in the positive trajectory to inch near the 8,800 levels mainly lifted by banking and realty equities.

The Qatar Stock Exchange inched near the 9,200 levels mainly on buying interests from foreign and domestic institutions.

Foreign funds’ sustained strong buying interests placed the Qatar Stock Exchange above the 9,000 level.

Banks led Indian stocks to record highs Wednesday after the government approved a multi-billion-dollar recapitalisation plan for state-owned lenders to help spur investment in the Asian giant's slowing economy.

The Qatar Stock Exchange snapped four days of bearish spell, mainly on the back of strong buying in insurance, real estate and transport equities.

Foreign institutions were found increasingly net buyers on the Qatar Stock Exchange, which otherwise fell for the third straight session to settle at little over 8,200 points.

The Qatar Stock Exchange opened the week on a marginally stronger note despite strong buying in the real estate counter.

Local retail investors and domestic institutions lend considerable buying support to the Qatar Stock Exchange, which however weakened for the second straight session to settle at little over 8,300 points.

The Qatar Stock Exchange fell for the 11th consecutive day to settle a little below 8,300 points even as local retail investors were seen increasingly bullish.

Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) index dropped 101.78 points (1.12%) when the bourse closed trading at 8,951.82 points on Thursday.

Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) index dropped 11.74 points (0.13%) when the bourse closed trading at 9,053.60 points on Wednesday.