MUSCAT : Despite the drop, trading value surged by 28.6%, reaching RO 3.75 million, up from RO 2.91 million in the last session, according to the latest MSX report.
Market value also saw a slight decline, slipping by 0.204% to RO 27.54 billion. Meanwhile, non-Omani investors showed mixed activity—buying shares worth RO 633,000 (16.88%), but selling RO 1.29 million (34.52%), resulting in a net investment outflow of RO 662,000 (17.64%).
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