The Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) recorded a decline in its two main indices, the ISX60 and ISX15, on Sunday. Meanwhile, the trading volume exceeded 198 million shares, with a total value surpassing 640 million Iraqi dinars.
According to the exchange’s daily report, reviewed by "Iraq Times Agency," the ISX60 index closed at 893.86 points—a decrease of 1% (or 8.99 points) from the previous session, when it stood at 902.85 points.
The report further noted that the ISX15 index fell by 0.92%, closing at 1,129.40 points, down 10.50 points from the previous session’s 1,139.90 points.
It indicated that the volume of shares traded reached 198,429,570, with a total value of 640,910,386 Iraqi dinars, across 1,237 executed transactions.
Additionally, the report stated that 42 companies—out of the 133 listed on the exchange—saw their shares traded; the share prices of 4 companies rose, while those of 17 companies declined.
The report also noted that 105 companies saw no trading activity, while 9 companies remained suspended from trading by a decision of the Securities Commission. This decline occurred at the start of the week’s trading, with both of the market’s main indices falling compared to the previous session’s close, according to official data released by the Iraq Stock Exchange for the session of November 8, 2026.
Iraq Stock Exchange records a decline in its indices, with over 198 million shares traded
