DFM ends Sunday up; ADX down

DFM ends Sunday up; ADX down

UAE - Mubasher: The UAE stock markets have ended Sunday's trading session on a varied note. 

The benchmark index of the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) inched up by 0.35% to settle at 2,559.24 points by the end of Sunday's trading session, recording its highest level since February 2020. 

A total of 222.46 million shares were traded through 3,457 transactions valued at AED 228.92 million. 

The market cap value rose by AED 440 million to AED 347.24 billion, compared to AED 346.80 billion during the previous session. 

Damac Properties led the green zone with 4.58%, while Emirates REIT topped the red zone with 2.08%. 

As for the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), the main index went down by around 0.42% to close Sunday's session at 5,113.77 points. 

Turnover amounted to AED 319.53 million after 74.02 million shares had been traded through 1,882 transactions. 

The market cap value decreased by AED 1.88 billion to AED 732.36 billion, compared to AED 734.24 billion during the previous session. 

First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) headed the losing stocks with 1.2%, while National Marine Dredging Co (NMDC) came on top of the