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Doha, March 15 (QNA) – Qatar Stock Exchange index closed trading on Sunday down by 24.94 points, or 0.24 percent, to reach 10,461 points.
During the session, 140,038,974 shares were traded, valued at QAR 331,786,424.633, across 18,689 transactions in all sectors.
Shares of 18 companies rose, while 33 others declined, and three maintained their previous closing price.
Market capitalization at the end of the session stood at QAR 617,881,132,986.200, compared with QAR 620,308,827,167.474 in previous session. (QNA)