The six companies, including Emaar Properties, Emirates NBD, Emaar Development, Dubai Islamic Bank, Salik, and Aramex, accounted for 83.8% of trading liquidity on the Dubai Financial Market as of the end of yesterday. The total trading volume of shares from these six companies amounted to approximately 647.17 million dirhams, while the overall market liquidity was at 771.97 million dirhams.
According to the data from Dubai Financial Market, Emaar Properties shares led in liquidity, reaching 224.117 million dirhams, increasing by 1.15%. Following them were Emirates NBD shares with a total of 153.39 million dirhams, decreasing by 9.29%, then Emaar Development shares with a total of 146.41 million dirhams, down by 1.9%.
Dubai Islamic Bank shares attracted liquidity amounting to 69.32 million dirhams, rising by 2.15%, followed by Salik shares at 29.07 million dirhams, decreasing by 1.02%, and Aramex shares, which attracted liquidity of 24.86 million dirhams and fell by 0.36%.
