Dubai, UAE – The Dubai Financial Market closed trading last week (3 sessions from Wednesday to Friday), up by 2.51%.
Or the equivalent of 146.65 points, at the level of 5983.54 points, supported by the rise in leading stocks in the real estate and banking sectors.
Dubai Financial’s market capitalization rose to AED 977.83 billion at the end of Friday’s session.
This compares to 946.51 billion dirhams at the end of trading last Friday (the last session of November 2025), with gains amounting to about 31.3 billion dirhams.
Market performance supported the growth of real estate sector stocks by 5.16%, and banks by 3.63%.
The Dubai Financial Market decided to suspend trading on the occasion of the 54th Federation Day of the UAE, on the first and second of this December.
In the banking sector, Emirates NBD Bank shares jumped by 9.84%, topping the list of the highest rising stocks.
Meanwhile, Dubai Financial Market shares rose by about 7.05%, Amanat Holding by about 5.31%, Amlak Finance by 3.15%, and Dubai Islamic Bank by 2.62%.
In the real estate sector, Emaar Development shares rose by about 6.12%, while Emaar Properties shares rose by 5.64%.
This came after it announced the unveiling of the “Dubai Square” project, worth 180 billion dirhams, and “Diyar Development” increased by 3.96%.
foreigners bought
During last week’s trading (3 sessions from Wednesday to Friday), foreign (non-Arab) investors in the Dubai Financial Market tended to buy with a net investment of about 278.27 million dirhams.
After recording purchases worth more than one billion dirhams, compared to sales worth 723.39 million dirhams.
The stocks listed on the market attracted liquidity exceeding 2.04 billion dirhams, after trading about 659.62 million shares and executing 41,758 transactions.
