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4/15/24, 10:45 AM                UAE stock markets see large influx of liquidity in real estate, financial sectors | MENAFN.COM
        By the week's end, the market capitalization of listed stocks reached 3.565 trillion dirhams.
        Notably, stocks listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Market accounted for 2.841 trillion dirhams

        of this total, while those listed on the Dubai Financial Market comprised 724.1 billion dirhams.



        Among the notable performers in the Abu Dhabi market, "International Holding" emerged as
        the top-traded stock, attracting around one billion dirhams in liquidity and closing at 399.6
        dirhams. It was followed by "Alpha Dhabi," which garnered approximately 464.7 million

        dirhams in trading volume, and "Multiplay," with 280 million dirhams. Noteworthy weekly

        increases were observed in stocks such as "Brissite," which recorded a notable surge of 23
        percent, followed by "Hayat Insurance" at 16.2 percent and "Abu Dhabi Takaful" at
        approximately 11 percent.



        In the Dubai market, "Emaar Properties" dominated trading activity, attracting around 428

        million dirhams in liquidity. "Union Properties" followed closely behind with a trading volume of
        200 million dirhams, trailed by "Emaar Development" with 135 million dirhams. Notable

        weekly increases were witnessed in stocks like "National General Insurance," which
        experienced a significant surge of 14.6 percent, followed by "Ithmaar Holding" at 7.4 percent,

        and "Union Properties" at 6.4 percent.


        Overall, the substantial liquidity inflow and active trading across various sectors underscore

        the dynamic nature of the UAE stock markets, reflecting investor confidence and engagement
        amidst evolving market conditions.



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