Muscat: Despite the dip, trading value saw a significant jump of 44.3%, reaching RO 2.23 million, compared to RO 1.55 million in the last session. However, the market value slipped 0.073%, settling at approximately RO 27.29 billion.
Non-Omani purchases on the exchange totaled RO 341,000 (15.27% of total trading), while non-Omani sales amounted to RO 528,000 (23.61%). This led to a net foreign investment outflow of RO 187,000, representing a decline of 8.34%.
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