The UAE stock market experienced continued volatility in a calm session at the end of the penultimate week of April. The Dubai market index closed down 0.5%, with liquidity close to a quarter of a billion dirhams, while the Abu Dhabi market index rose 0.009% amid weak liquidity of less than 800 million dirhams.
In the Dubai market, the highest increases were seen in Tabreed (4.41%), GFH (3.96%), Emirates Reem (2.62%), Aman (2.00%), and Empower (1.94%). The most significant declines were in Union Coop (9.74%), Dubai Investments (5.63%), Deyaar (5.26%), Dubai Commercial (3.57%), and Ithmaar (2.82%). In the Abu Dhabi Securities Market, the highest increases were in Union Insurance (14.81%), Abu Dhabi Ports (4.98%), GFH (3.96%), Yahsat (2.13%), and Bayanat (2.11%). The decliners included Finance House (9.81%), Al Dhafra Insurance (7
