Abu Dhabi achieved the highest trading for the first quarter in four years with the support of foreigners

The net foreign investment in the Abu Dhabi Securities market jumped by 151% during the first quarter of the year, powered by the launch of a new institutional structure, technical updates and the expansion of the products, according to the CEO of the market group, Abdullah Salem Al -News. Data from the period from January to March showed that foreign investors bought and sold the listed securities with a total value of approximately $ 70 billion Dirhams ($ 19 billion), which achieved net flow of $ 8.54 billion. Foreigners’ share in the trade has reached 42%, which is the highest level in four years. Al -nuaimi said in an interview: “We are working within the goals of the UAE government to attract foreign investment, diversify the economy and support a strong financial sector.” He added: “To increase foreign trade in the Abu Dhabi market, we communicate with world markets and platforms, and we are working to increase the double infections to attract new investors.” The Abu Dhabi market, whose market value is estimated at approximately $ 800 billion, is one of the two most important stock markets in the UAE, along with the Dubai Financial Market, and the market has adopted a new founding structure since the beginning of the year, and it has separated between post -resistance activities by two market businesses, one for cleaning services. Abu Dhabi Market .. Technical developments, and the market has launched a developed technical platform that has increased the velocity of the trade, and supported algorithm and high -frequency trading, along with a new customer management system. “Our new system is aimed at improving performance by up to 400%,” Al -Naimi said. Despite the faint performance of the main market index at the beginning of the year compared to other emerging markets, investor activities have continued to rise as trading volumes grew by 39% in terms of the number of shares, and 41% in terms of the number of transactions. The fluctuations emphasized the challenges facing the stock exchanges, at a time when US President Donald Trump’s commercial policies entered the markets in a state of chaos and sharp fluctuations in the level of capital flow. Al -nuaimi said that the Abu Dhabi market bets on technical investments and the variety of products to retain the attention of investors, which utilizes the growth of the economy of the emirate. He added: “The global stock sector is witness to continuous and serious competitive transformations.” He continued: “We note the effects of globalization, the acceleration of technological advances, the variety of investor interests, organizational changes and the rise of digital platforms.” The Abu Dhabi market has a sale wave in the market due to Trump fees in April, and has joined the global shares of sales, after money managers bet on the UAE who remain immune to the effects of Trump’s testing fees. However, the market continues its efforts to improve Abu Dhabi’s attractiveness in front of world investors, as well as to local entrepreneurs who want to include their startups. The ‘developing market’ sector sector in the Abu Dhabi market, which enables modern businesses in areas such as sports and healthcare, has seen a list without a preliminary public offering, according to Al -Naimi, which indicated that 14 companies in this sector were listed. Al -nuaimi said: “We have simplified the listing operations to help private businesses collect capital, increase the look and expand the investor base, contributing to the diversification of the economy of Abu Dhabi,” Al -Nuaimi said. At the same time, the market is still expanding its business in the inclusion indicators. The market value of these listed funds increased by 109% to 784 million dirhams during the first quarter, according to Al -Naimi. The market currently contains 16 indicators that cover 10 emerging and advanced markets, emirati bonds and world instruments.