The stock market recorded a rise in shares of non-Iraqi investors

The stock market recorded a rise in shares of non-Iraqi investors



18-11-2017 06:00 PM

The Euphrates -
 
The trading of non-Iraqi investors' shares in selling and buying increased significantly during the trading in the Iraqi stock market last week, with the participation of 49 companies out of 101 companies registered in the market.

"The Iraqi Stock Exchange organized trading sessions in the regular market and the secondary market during the week ending 16th of November, and the number of companies listed in the market (101) joint stock companies, (72) listed companies in the regular market and (29) listed companies in the second market, as traded during the sessions last week shares (45) companies in the regular market and (4) companies in the second market. Indicating that the number of companies suspended from trading for lack of commitment to provide annual and quarterly disclosure of the Authority and the market has become (24) companies, while the number of shares listed in the market (11.187) trillion shares and market capitalization market capitalization of companies listed on the market is 10.539 trillion dinars.

He pointed out that the shares of non-Iraqi investors recorded a remarkable increase during last week's trading, as the number of shares purchased by non-Iraqi investors last week (3) billion shares, up by (449.5%) compared to the week before, as the value of those shares (2) billion dinars Through the implementation of (662) share on the shares of (13) companies to rise also by (304.38%) compared to the week before. "

On the shares sold by non-Iraqi investors last week, Abdul Salam said, "It amounted to one billion registered shares, which rose by 35.15% compared to the previous week, which amounted to (678) million dinars through the implementation of (233) on the shares of (4) companies It also increased to 12.61%. "

He pointed out that "the number of shares traded last week amounted to (14.967) billion shares compared to (24.066) billion shares for the week before, a decline of (37.8%), while the value of shares traded last week (10.783) billion dinars, compared with (13.852) billion dinars per week Which was accepted by the other is a decrease by (22.15%). "

On the ISX 60 index, Abdulsalam said, "It closed at (559.06) at the end of the week, up by (0.62%) from its close of the previous week when it closed at (555.6) points."

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