DP World shares show some form of exhaustion
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, December 05 - 2012 at 20:18
The FTSE NASDAQ Dubai UAE 20 Index closed Wednesday trading insignificantly higher at 1796.67. After rising over 25% since Jan. 1 amid a strong economic recovery of the emirate of Duabi, Dubai Ports (DP) World slipped 0.65% to $12.16. Earlier in the day, HSBC Middle East released the monthly Purchasing Manager Index for the UAE, saying that "The PMI, which is a snapshot of the performance of the non-oil private sector, was above the series average of 52.7, and indicated a solid improvement overall." In addtion, in the first half of 2012, the emirate's real economy gained 4.1%, the highest six-month increase in 5 years, according to the Dubai statistics center. Depa Ltd. fell 0.28% to $0.359. NASDAQ Dubai suspended the secondary listing of Man Industries (India) followig the announcement of the latter on Nov. 20., pursuant to Markets Rule 9.6.6. With the delisting, a total of 9 equities remain listed at the Middle East's only international bourse by regulation standards.
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