UAE market news & discussions for 20 November 2007The DFMGI fell while the ADSM index surged ahead, dragged up by hefty trading and a solid increase in Etisalat shares - perhaps related to news of their expansion plans in Africa. |
- 20 November 2007 shares and financial news for DFM and ADSM
- ARTC - Arabtec workers on strike - 01 Nov 2007
- Deyaar Saudi
- DPW IPO size increased, shares at $1.25-$1.30 - R 19 Nov 2007
- Etisalat shares cheap?
- ETISALAT to invest AED 18.35 in Africa - R 19 Nov 2007
- Market Watch November 2007
- Qatar, UAE May Revalue their currencies against the Dollar Independently
- UAE company reports and ratings
- 19 November 2007 UAE Dubai, Abu Dhabi business news
More UAE stock market news and discussions...
|
|
|
Dubai Financial Market
The DFMGI had an early fall and recovery before a steady decrease set in, with the index closing at 5533 from lower turnover of AED 1.9 billion. Apart from some increases in 3 illiquid stocks, including 2 trades for the previously never-traded DDC, all DFM listed stocks that traded today, fell in price.
DFM shares copped the biggest hit on turnover greater than AED 1m, with a 4.3% fall to 6.61 and AED 440m worth of shares going through the books. Tamweel (TAMWEEL) lost 3.8%, Aramex (ARMX) 3.3%, Tabreed (TABREED) 3.2%, and AMAN 3%. Amlak Finance (AMLAK), DEYAAR, Arabtec (ARTC), GULFNAV, Emaar Properties (EMAAR), Union Properties (UPP), AIRARABIA, and Islamic Arab Insurance (IAIC) all fell 2-3%. The remaining actively traded stocks fell less than 2%.
Abu Dhabi Securities Market
The ADSM index closed up by at points, with just over one billion dhs worth of trading, led by Etisalat (ETISALAT) which rose 6.3% to 21.60. First Gulf Bank (FGB) also performed well with busy trading and a 4.3% increase to 21.75.
Of the 19 shares to rise today, only a handful were significant with most on turnover of less than AED 1m. The other rises worth noting were were Sharjah Cement (SCIDC) up 2.6%, ASMAK up 1.4% - stock that rarely appears on the radar. Sudan Telecom (SUDATEL), RAK White Cement (RAKWCT) and Union National Bank (UNB) all rose less than 1%.
Most of the more active stocks pulled back today with Aldar Properties (ALDAR) dropping 2.8% and sitting at the top of the turnover table with AED 230m worth of trades. ABNIC was the worst fall with a single very large limit down trade at 8.37, TKFL lost 5.7%, RAK Properties (RAKPROP) and Dana Gas (DANA) were down by 1.8% each, NBS fell 1.2%, and the remaining falls were less than 1% or on turnover of less than 1m dhs.
- Comment on this report and view previous reports on the Share Wadi blog.
- Discuss UAE companies at Dubai Share Talk.