Kuwait- KSE price index ends trade down to 7,280 pts

	MENAFN - Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) - 08/11/2009

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(MENAFN - Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)) The price index of Kuwait Stock Exchange continued to drop and ended trade Sunday on a down of 54 points to read 7,280.1 points, while the weighted index came to 416.31 points at a down of 5.12 points.

Trades came to 4,429 transactions at KD 40,457,950 with 292,547,500 shares changing hands by end of trade.

It was an all-red closing in terms of sector indices with biggest drop of 170 points suffered by the foods index, followed by a distant loss of 76 points in the investment and a drop of 67.7 points in industrial indices.

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