Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) ended Sunday trading on an all-red board, with slips in the price index, weighted index, and all sector indices. The market ended trading with the price index at 5,764.3 points, a slip of 62.5 points, while the weighted index lost 5.91 points to come to 396.44. Trades came to 1,213 transactions at KD 16,604,715, with 65,042,500 shares changing hands till closing. The action was in red territory since start of session, according to a report of Kuwait News Agency (KUNA). Biggest hit sector was banking, shedding 217.4 points, with a loss of 147.1 points bringing services in second slot, and the third though distant loser was the non-Kuwaiti sector which shed 42.7 points. First gainer share for the day was the Safwan Trading and Contracting stock, at an up of 7.3 percent. The biggest hit share was that of National Ranges Company, losing 11.11 percent.
