RSISX index posts modest 0.6 per cent growth ahead of Iraq’s parliamentary elections

The Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange Index (RSISX Index) recorded limited growth of 0.6 per cent in October compared to neighboring markets, reflecting a measured investor sentiment ahead of Iraq’s parliamentary elections scheduled for November 11, 2025. Key contributors to the RSISX Index’s performance included National Bank of Iraq, Baghdad Soft Drinks, Asiacell, and Al-Mansour…

Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange Index rises 1.0% in September

The Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange Index (RSISX Index) increased by 1.0% in September, outperforming several regional markets, including Dubai (-3.7%), Qatar (-1.5%), and Abu Dhabi (-0.8%). Key contributors to the index’s growth included National Bank of Iraq, Al-Mansour Pharmaceuticals Industries, and Baghdad Soft Drinks. Two non-RSISX Index companies distributed dividends during the month: Iraqi…

Iraq Capital Markets show resilience amid regional headwinds as total return index climbs 5.9%

The Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange Index (RSISX Index) declined by 1.1% during the first half of 2025 (1H25), reflecting regional tensions and dividend-related adjustments. However, the index outperformed Saudi Arabia’s TASI (-7.2%) and Bahrain’s BHBX (2.1%), while trailing Kuwait’s BKP (+17.2%), Dubai’s DFMGI (+10.6%), and Egypt’s EGX30 (+10.5%). Half of the RSISX Index companies…

Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange Index posts 0.7% growth in May

The Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange Index (RSISX Index) rose by 0.7% in May, supported by gains in Asiacell, Baghdad Soft Drinks, National Bank of Iraq, and Al-Mansour Bank. Meanwhile, the RSISX Total Return Index (RSISXTR) outperformed, rising 6.4%, driven by strong dividend activity. Key contributors included Bank of Baghdad (IQD0.65 per share, 14.5% yield),…

Rabee’s Iraq Stock Exchange Index reports 3.0% growth in April

The Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange Index (RSISX Index) recorded a 3.0% increase in April, distinguishing Iraq’s capital markets from declines seen across several regional economies, including Saudi Arabia (-2.9%), Bahrain (-2.0%), Kuwait (-1.4%), and Muscat (-1.2%). The positive trajectory was led by key contributors such as Al-Mansour Hotel, Al-Mansour Bank, Baghdad Soft Drinks, Asiacell,…