Stock market index drops to below 530 points at close
Palestine Stock Exchange
Nablus - WAFA
The Al-Quds Index of the Palestine Stock Exchange (PEX) closed the week’s trading on Thursday at 529.20 points, a 0.67 points (0.13%) decrease compared to the last trading session, according to the PEX daily report.
A total of 726,145 shares were traded for a value of $535,197.424 executed during 76 transactions.
Shares of 12 companies were traded. Share price increased in four companies and decreased in two others.
The four gainers: AIG by 2.56%, PRICO by 2.22%, TRUST by 1.43%, and WATANIYA by 1.20%.
The two decliners: UCI by -1.64% and PALTEL by -0.93%
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