Muscat: Despite the index’s upward movement, trading value dropped by 45%, reaching RO 1.63 million, down from RO 2.97 million in the last session. Meanwhile, market value edged up by 0.08%, standing at RO 27.21 billion.
Non-Omani investors were net buyers, with purchases totaling RO 224,000 (13.7% of total trading), while non-Omani sales stood at RO 162,000 (9.94%). This resulted in a net foreign investment inflow of RO 61,000 (3.76%), reflecting growing interest from international investors.
Read More
- Oil rises on supply fears as Middle East attacks escalate
- Oman’s standard government contracts initiative aims to boost public spending efficiency
- World Bank forecasts 23% rise in global commodity prices in 2026
- Oman signs 28 investment deals worth more than RO 304 million
- Gold prices edge higher as markets await US Federal Reserve decision
