MUSCAT : Despite the marginal gain, overall market activity slowed notably. Trading value dropped by 36.2%, falling to RO 27.307 million from the previous session’s RO 42.795 million, according to the daily report issued by the Muscat Stock Exchange.
The report also showed that the market value edged down by 0.025%, settling at approximately RO 31.77 billion by the end of trading.
Foreign investor activity remained steady but tilted slightly toward selling. Non-Omani purchases reached RO 2.554 million (9.35%), while non-Omani sales totaled RO 2.663 million (9.75%), resulting in a net foreign investment decline of RO 109,000 (0.40%).
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