Dubai’s financial market closed on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, with a gain of 1.63%, or 87.88 points, reaching a level of 5470.9 points, bolstered by increases in most listed sector stocks, led by real estate and banking.
The market capitalization of the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) rose to AED 911.88 billion by the end of Tuesday’s session, compared to AED 890.096 billion at the end of the previous session, with gains of approximately AED 21.78 billion.
The market’s performance was supported by growth in seven sectors, with real estate leading the way at 2.64%, followed by banks at 1.98%, telecommunications at 1.43%, and consumer staples at 0.7%. Consumer durables rose by 2.99%, public utilities by 1.71%, and industrials by 0.34%.
During Tuesday’s trading, national investors in the Dubai Financial Market leaned towards buying, with a net investment of approximately AED 311.54 million, after recording purchases worth AED 870.42 million against sales of AED 558.88 million.
Stocks listed on the market attracted liquidity exceeding AED 1.48 billion, after trading approximately 327.14 million shares and executing 29,066 transactions.
Six listed companies – Emaar Properties, Emirates NBD, Emaar Development, Dubai Islamic Bank, Air Arabia, and Amلاك Finance – accounted for more than 82% of the market’s liquidity at the end of Tuesday’s trading.
According to market data, the total value of trading in the six companies reached approximately AED 1.22 billion, even as the total value of trading in the entire Dubai Financial Market reached AED 1.48 billion.
Emaar Properties topped the market in terms of liquidity, with trades exceeding AED 741.71 million, rising 3.94% to AED 11.85 per share, accounting for approximately 49.84% of the market’s liquidity. Emirates NBD came in second with trading value of AED 164.44 million, up 7.25% to AED 28.1 per share.
Emaar Development ranked third with trades of AED 133.72 million, up 1.46% to AED 13.9 per share, while Dubai Islamic Bank came in fourth with trades of approximately AED 80.05 million. Air Arabia was fifth with a trading value of AED 63.26 million, and Amلاك Finance was sixth with trades of AED 46.67 million at AED 1.79 per share.
Meanwhile, the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) closed on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, up 0.666% or 62.79 points, closing at a level of 9485.81 points.
The market capitalization of listed stocks rose to approximately AED 2.879 trillion by the end of Tuesday’s session, compared to AED 2.849 trillion at the end of the previous session, with gains exceeding AED 30.4 billion.
Stocks listed on the market attracted liquidity exceeding AED 1.88 billion during Tuesday’s trading, after trading approximately 352.61 million shares and executing 37,979 transactions.
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