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Wednesday, December 12, 2007

UAE markets 12 Dec 2007

UAE market news & discussions for 12 December 2007

Most of the busier stocks on the DFM fell, some by up to 3%, while on the ADSM most of the more actively traded stocks changed by less than 1%, with more gainers than losers. ENBD was about the only stock to stand out today, with its 5% gain. On the DIFX, DP World fell slightly to $1.25 on thinner trading, and Fortune Management was the only other stock to trade with just a single deal going through and a small fall in price to $0.80.

Emirates Islamic Bank denied yesterday's report of lending money to Limitless. Tamweel got an 'A' rating from Fitch. Emaar set up a utilities joint venture with United Utilities based in the UK. Shuaa said they are looking to set up a bank in Syria. Abraaj Capital announced they'd sold their stake in Arabtec. Julphar said they would spend over AED 1 billion in expansion in the next 3 years.

Dubai Financial Market and Abu Dhabi Securities Market index for 12 December 2007

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best stock rises
symbol price change
NBF 4.30 +0.35 +8.9%
GMPC 6.00 +0.45 +8.1%
ENBD 14.60 +0.70 +5%
NCC 11.25 +0.50 +4.7%
IAIC 3.69 +0.14 +3.9%
worst stock falls
symbol price change
INVESTB 3.51 -0.22 -5.9%
UNION 2.82 -0.17 -5.7%
AEIBANK 1218.20 -64.20 -5%
CBI 2.93 -0.13 -4.2%
DRIVE 3.60 -0.15 -4%
top volume
symbol value (AED) price
DEYAAR1,002,258,6422.93
AMLAK478,264,8154.84
ARKAN455,453,7054.07
EMAAR425,930,70413.50
DFM281,981,3146.61

Dubai Financial Market

The DFMGI got off to a wobbly start but almost made it to 5850 points by lunchtime before falling away again, ending the trading session at 5773, down just 3 points, or 0.05% from yesterday although most actively traded stocks fell 1-3%. This was not obvious looking at the index change due to a solid 5% gain to 14.60 for the large market cap Emirates NBD (ENBD), with a surprisingly active AED 32 million of trading. A relatively small amount however, compared to the solid total market turnover of AED 3.5 billion. DEYAAR was at the top of the turnover table with AED 1 billion worth of trading and a 1.7% fall in price, more than twice the amount of the next highest on the list by traded value - Amlak Finance (AMLAK), falling 1.6%.

Islamic Arab Insurance (IAIC) was the only other gainer of note, up 3.9% on a very active AED 244m worth. Shuaa Capital (SHUAA) rose just 0.8% and the remaining gainers rose on less than AED 1 million of trading each.

The most significant losers were GULFNAV down 2.9% to 1.67, Du Telecom (DU) down 2.8% to 5.93, Tamweel (TAMWEEL) down 2.5% to 6.92, and DFM down 2.1% to 6.61. AEIBANK, a rarely traded stock, was noted for having a second trading day this month, and topping the losers list with a single deal of just 29 shares. Emaar Properties (EMAAR) fell 1.1% to 13.50.

Abu Dhabi Securities Market

The ADSMI rose but just barely, the increase a mere 0.01% or 0.31 points to 4512.91, with turnover a still reasonable AED 1.25 billion. ARKAN dominated the floor with about a third of that total at AED 455 million of turnover and a slight increase in price of 0.74% to 4.06.

No outstanding gains today, except for a handful of illiquid stocks - the top 4 from just a single trade each. Of the more actively traded shares, Finance House (FH) rose 2.2%, NBS and Aldar Properties (ALDAR) up 1.4%, BILDCO (BILDCO) up 1.3%, Abu Dhabi National Energy (TAQA) and ADAVIATION up 1.2%.

Etisalat (ETISALAT) closed unchanged at 23.45, while most of the more active stocks either rose or fell by less than 1%.

Significant losers on trading of more AED 1 million were Commercial Bank International (CBI) down 4.25% TO 3.00, and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) down 2.3% to 6.71.

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