The Kuwait Stock Exchange recorded its highest level of traded liquidity since the beginning of 2026 on Thursday, driven by portfolio adjustments linked to periodic reviews of the Standard & Poor’s and FTSE Russell indices. Total liquidity surged by 40.3 percent to reach 220 million dinars, while trading volumes rose 23.1 percent to 811.6 million shares. Market activity was heavily concentrated in the First Market, which accounted for 159.6 mill…
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