Iraqi stock exchange lose 10 billion dinars last week.

22/04/2017-14:25


-Economy Baghdad:


Declaring Iraq market for securities (stock market), Saturday, losing 10 billion dinars during the meetings last week, stressing that the loss ratio of 80%.

Executive Director of market, Taha Ahmed Abdul Salam in the statement, a copy of "news," the Iraq stock exchange market during the week ending organized five meetings for the regular market trading and four in the second market, bringing the number of listed companies on the market (98) stock company bank shares after Jehan for Islamic finance and investment ".

"The company incorporated in the formal market 71 and 27 market incorporated company II" , Explaining that "During the meetings last week deliberated 44 stock market firm regulars and two in the second market, bringing the total number of companies ceased trading for discontinuing providing quarterly and annual disclosure and market (15)".

The volume in the past week three billion shares, compared to 13 billion shares the week before to drop by (76.16%), while the value of shares traded for the last week (2) billion dinars (12) billion dinars for the week before to drop by (80.21%). "

He noted that the number of transactions for the last week (1354) deal for (2027) deal of the week before to market index ISX 60 In the last session of the week (657.41) points (1.57 percent) from last week's closure when locked (667.91) point ".

He noted that "the number of shares for purchasing non-Iraqi investors last week (24) million shares to drop compared to the week before (58.29%), the value of those shares (43) million dinar by implementing (28) deal on the shares (7) companies to rise in turn compared to the week before (23.84%)."

The number of shares sold by non-Iraqi investors last week reached (183) million shares down (75.08%) Compared with the week before, the value of those shares (190) million dinar by implementing (74) deal on stocks (5) other businesses for a reduced rate (72.31%) Compared with the week before.

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