Stock markets gain AED5.5 billion

Abu Dhabi, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES:  Emirati and Arab men discuss the stock rates at the Abu Dhabi Stock Market 14 March 2006. Share markets in the oil-rich Gulf states, including the Saudi bourse -- the largest in the Arab world -- dived further today.The Saudi Tadawul All-Shares Index (TASI) dropped for the fourth day running, shedding 4.82 percent to end below the 15,000-point psychological barrier for the first time this year at 14,887.74 points. AFP PHOTO/STR  (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)

ABU DHABI / WAM

UAE stock markets on Monday made decent gains of AED5.5 billion driven by listed property companies and banks, with ADX General Index closing up 1.02 percent to 4326 and DFM General Index growing 0.34 percent against the last session to 3431.
The upward movement of Emaar which jumped 2.8 percent to AED7.76 reflected positively on the market performance which was reinforced as well by the strong performance of Emaar Development which rose to AED5.63 as well the Dubai Islamic Bank which again closed on a high note of AED6.05.
At ADX, Etisalat continued its rising streak and closed at AED16.60 amidst transactions worth AED25 million.
First Abu Dhabi Bank closed high as well at AED10.20, earning the market more gains. In terms of liquidity, a total of 4646 transactions were conducted worth AED500 million over 202 millions shares.
Both markets closed in the green, after 33 companies out of 64 firms closed high, 19 down and 12 at their last traded prices.

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