MUSCAT : According to the daily report issued by the exchange, the total trading value stood at RO 25.2 million, marking a 6.7 percent drop from the last session’s RO 27.07 million. Despite the decline in turnover, the market value edged up by 0.110 percent, reaching approximately RO 30.11 billion.
Non-Omani investor activity remained notable. Purchases amounted to RO 1.65 million, representing 6.54 percent of the total, while sales totaled RO 2.56 million, or 10.15 percent. As a result, net non-Omani investment slipped by RO 910,000, accounting for a decrease of 3.61 percent.
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