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BMO Joins Global Initiative to Enhance Cross-Border Payments
Bank of America Stock Sentiment Approaches Sell Signal
Fed may take time to make next interest rate move, Jefferson says
Fed’s Jefferson sees no urgency for another rate increase
US Sanctions A7, a Russia Firm That Helps Sidestep Economic Restrictions
Fed Vice Chair Philip Jefferson said officials may need more time before deciding whether to raise interest rates again, echoing signals from another Fed leader this week that cast doubt on bets the central bank would lift rates at its meeting later this month
US Benchmark Yield Hits Highest Since 2002
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Emphasizes Data-Driven Approach to Interest Rates
United States Imposes New Sanctions on Iran's Rail and Automobile Industries
Fed’s Jefferson Says Officials May Need More Time for Next Move
Ex-HSBC banker banned for dodging £5,900 in train fares
Russia's Proposal for Enriched Uranium Delivery from Iran Remains Valid
Anthropic Said to Target Mega-IPO Before Thanksgiving Holiday
Anthropic Plans Major IPO Before Thanksgiving Holiday
Europe should take Trump’s diesel ban seriously, if not literally
Eurozone borrowing costs surge in global bond rout
Putin Warns of Threat from Western Intelligence Support to Ukraine
New York, 20 states sue EPA to block power plant carbon rule repeal
Italy’s state budget deficit widens to €27 billion in September
Putin States Russian Diesel Exports Restricted by Sanctions
S&P 500 Trims Drop as Treasury Selloff Eases: Markets Wrap
Federal Reserve Officials Discuss Impact of Rising Long-Term Rates on Lending
Wall Street dips as rising Treasury yields outweigh software gains
Yields fall after US 10-year hits highest since 2002; stocks, euro also decline
US Treasuries Appear Cheap Versus Stocks but May Have Further to Fall
Cboe Eyes VIX Perpetual Futures as Exchanges Move Beyond Crypto
France meets fiscal reality with a crunch
OpenAI Dismisses Three Researchers Over Confidentiality Breach
Venezuela's Oil Exports Decline as U.S. Shipments Increase
FAA Panel to Probe Boeing Software Glitch as Soon as Friday
EU Trade Chief Discusses High Diesel Prices with U.S. Trade Representative
Europe stock sell-off continues as French budget unveil and inflation weigh
Tesla September registrations rise across Europe, extending recovery
European stocks close at three-month lows as surging bond yields hammer banks
Trump unveils $200bn Korean investment in US; Seoul hedges on Alaska pipeline
Munis See Worst Monthly Returns Since Lehman Collapse
European Stocks Decline as DAX Holds Key Support Level
Stocks Bounce From Lows as Treasury Selloff Eases: Markets Wrap
Most American Children Are Being Auto-Enrolled in Trump Accounts. What to Know.
Putin Asserts Russia Will Not Initiate Attacks Amid Rising Tensions
Treasuries Rebound, Pulling 10-Year Yield Back From 24-Year High
Putin Warns of Potential Military Response to Threats Against Kaliningrad
FTSE 100 today: Stocks tumble as gilt yields top 6%, U.S.-Iran standoff drags
Synopsys shares jump on robust growth outlook, OpenAI and AWS deals
Dollar hits 17-month high versus euro as bond selloff lifts yields
Global bond rout deepens, pushes US Treasury yields to 24-year peak
AI Investments Drive Market Movement: Micron, Oracle, and Synopsys Lead the Charge
Putin Responds to Threats Over Kaliningrad Amid Military Escalation
Treasury Yields Hit Multidecade Highs, Dragging Down Major Stock Indices Despite Strong Micron Report
Miami Project Sells $1.7 Billion of Condos Before It’s Built
Chilean Lithium Project Draws Investors Despite Metal Rout
Bank Stocks Sink Further Into Correction as Citigroup Tumbles
Citadel Securities Analyst Anticipates Retail Investor Resurgence in Q4
Temasek comfortable with current AI spending levels, executive says
U.K. stocks lower at close of trade; Investing.com United Kingdom 100 down 1.73%
Historic low layoffs underpin US labor market; factory gate price pressures rising
Synopsys (SNPS) Stock Surges 11% on OpenAI Partnership and Billion-Dollar Amazon Contract
GM Loses Ground to Toyota as High Prices Reshape US Car Market
Train driver accelerated through red signal before fatal crash
Former LinkedIn Chief Roslansky to Depart Microsoft Amid Executive Changes
Gold Prices Struggle to Break Resistance Despite Modest Gains
EU Energy Union Taskforce to Convene for Diesel Stock Release Discussion
Norway Fund Bought Tera-Run Turkey IPO That Plunged in Weeks
GM Reports 5.5% Decline in Third-Quarter U.S. Sales Amid Falling EV Demand
US mortgage rates climb to 7.28%, highest since October 2023
Exclusive-German government raises forecasts for 2026 and 2027, source said
Nike Anticipates Declining Sales in Upcoming Earnings Report
US tells France and Germany to release diesel stocks or 'face US export ban'
Kimberly-Clark (KMB) Stock Drops 3% Following Leadership Restructuring Tied to Kenvue Merger
QSE investors urged to have long-term view ahead of Q3 earnings
The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) index ended the week's trading down 3.01 %, losing 285.44 points to close at 9,192 points compared with the previous week, amid pressure from six sectors. The telecommunications sector recorded the largest decline, falling 4.67 %, while the insurance sector gained 0.17 %.
Financial analyst Mubarak al-Tamimi said the QSE witnessed selling pressure during the week that pushed the index below the support level of 9,532 points, a technical development reflecting the continuation of the downward trend seen in recent trading.
He said the index is currently testing other support levels around 9,079 points, noting that a continuation of the downward trend could push the market to test lower levels, potentially reaching around 8,770 points, if selling pressure persists and no new catalysts emerge to support the index.
Al-Tamimi added that trading during the week showed signs of oversold conditions, which could pave the way for buying activity and a gradual recovery in some stocks, particularly if liquidity levels improve and signs emerge of investors returning to the market.
He noted that liquidity remains one of the main factors that will determine the market's direction in the coming period, expressing hope that trading will see improved liquidity to support the index's stability and strengthen prospects for a recovery in stocks.
He said the market is currently in a wait-and-see phase as the third-quarter financial results season approaches, which will be among the key catalysts that could determine trading trends in the coming period. He explained that if results are in line with expectations, they could help improve investor sentiment and strengthen confidence in the market.
Regarding investment, the financial analyst said current price levels could provide opportunities for investors with a long-term perspective, while stressing the need to focus on companies with strong financial fundamentals and stable operating results and to avoid making short-term investment decisions based solely on index movements.
He stressed that the current phase requires greater caution and close monitoring, particularly amid continued volatility and while the market awaits new catalysts, with attention focused on key support levels, liquidity movements and companies' third-quarter results as factors likely to influence the market's direction.
Source: Gulf Times