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The Damascus Stock Exchange trading index rises 129.43 points

2019-12-19T19:47:01.429Z


Damascus - SANA The main index of the Damascus Securities Exchange, at the end of trading in the third week of December, rose


Damascus-Sana

The main index of the Damascus Securities Exchange, at the end of trading in the third week of December, increased by 129.43 points from last week, reinforced by the positive results of shares of 5 companies, to close at the value of 5668.27 points, with a positive change of 2.34 percent.

The leading stock index, burdened with free shares, "DLX", which was launched on the 3rd of last March, this week increased by 53.47 points, by 6.06 percent, and closed at 940.13 points.

And recorded this week 12 companies traded its shares, reaching a volume of 207515 shares distributed between 291 deals with a total value of 121.542 million pounds. This week saw changes in the shares of 8 companies, including shares of five companies, which is a share

Al Badia Cement increased by 4.87 percent and closed at the price of 1010.86 pounds and the share of Bank Audi by 4.11 percent and closed at the price of 356.89 pounds and the share of Fransabank by 4.97 percent and closed at the price of 325 pounds and the share of Syria International Islamic Bank by 1.82 percent and closed at the price of 541.08 pounds and Syriatel share by 10.22 percent and closed On the price of 6800 liras.

The shares of the three low companies are Al-Baraka Bank by 0.31 percent and closed at the price of 791.81 pounds and Al-Sham Bank shares by 5.67 percent and closed at the price of 555.12 pounds and Qatar National Bank share by 4.95 percent and closed at the price of 310.34 pounds while the shares of the other 19 companies listed in the market were not registered Any adjustment to their prices and closed equal to the previous closing prices.

Source: sena

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