Real Estate Drives UAE Stock Market Growth During Ramadan

In the first days of Ramadan, UAE stock market indices rose, with real estate as the main driver. Active liquidity and high investor interest contributed to the overall market growth.

Real estate led the growth of UAE stock market indices in the first days of Ramadan, Wednesday, boosted by active liquidity. Trading volumes were high as investors showed strong interest in the real estate sector. This contributed to the overall rise of market indices. Analysts note that the stable economic situation in the country supports this positive trend.

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