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A higher than average demand in the consumer goods, telecom and insurance counters on Wednesday lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange 39 points to surpass the 9,800 levels.

Higher-than-average demand at the insurance, industrials and banking counters on Thursday lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange as much as 90 points to comfortably place its key barometer above 9,400 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday gained more than 47 points to cross the 9,200 levels with an ease, mainly lifted by real estate, industrials and insurance segments.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Thursday largely remained flat amidst buying interests in the insurance and banking counters.

The Insurance, banking and industrial equities on Sunday ended two days of bullish run on Qatar Stock Exchange, which fell more than 46 points, even as its 20-stock index remained in the positive terrain year-to-date.

Foreign funds’ substantially weakened net buying and Gulf institutions’ bearish grip on Wednesday led the Qatar Stock Exchange decline more than 18 points to settle at sub-10,300 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange saw 50% of the traded constituents extend gains; yet it settled lower this week, which saw four of the five days in bearish mode.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Thursday went through a rollercoaster ride with the insurance, telecom and banking counters witnessing higher than average selling pressure ...

Strong buying, especially at the insurance and industrials counters, on Wednesday lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange by 69 points as its key index once again surpassed 10,500 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday saw mild profit booking, a day after it gained a huge 117 points, mainly on strong selling pressure at the real estate, insurance and transport counters.

Insurance and telecom counters witnessed strong buying interests, but overall, the Qatar Stock Exchange was on a negative turf for the second straight session on Monday.