A specialized economic report revealed that the liquidity of the Kuwait Stock Exchange in February reached approximately **2.853 billion Kuwaiti dinars** (about **8.7 billion US dollars**).  

The **Al-Shall Consulting** report, issued today, Saturday, explained that the average daily trading value during the past month amounted to about **167.8 million dinars** (approximately **516.8 million dollars**), marking an increase of **84.4 percent** compared to the average daily trading value in January, which stood at **91 million dinars** (about **280.28 million dollars**).  

The report indicated that the performance of February 2025 was more active compared to January 2025. The **Premier Market Index** rose by **4.7 percent**, the **Main Market Index** increased by **1.1 percent**, and the **General Market Index** (reflecting the performance of both markets) rose by **4.1 percent**. Additionally, the **Main Market 50 Index** increased by **1.6 percent**.  

The report added that the total liquidity of the stock exchange in the first two months of the current year (i.e., over 38 working days) reached approximately **4.581 billion dinars** (about **14.10 billion dollars**). Thus, the average daily trading value for the period was about **127.3 million dinars** (approximately **392 million dollars**), reflecting an increase of **92.4 percent** compared to the average daily trading value for the same period in 2024, which was **66.2 million dinars** (about **203.8 million dollars**).  

The report highlighted that liquidity trends in February still indicate that half of the listed companies received only **2.9 percent** of the total liquidity, including 50 companies that secured just **0.9 percent** of the liquidity, while three companies saw no trading activity at all.  

It further noted that, regarding relatively small and liquid companies, **12 companies** (including two in the Premier Market) with a market value of about **4.9 percent** of the total market value of listed companies accounted for **21.4 percent** of the stock exchange's liquidity. This means that a significant portion of liquidity activity continues to exclude nearly half of the listed companies, while strongly favoring companies with relatively small market values.  

The **Kuwait Stock Exchange** was established in April 2014 and is responsible for managing securities market operations in Kuwait. Since 2016, the Kuwait Stock Exchange has contributed to advancing communication, growth, and innovation in the securities market, while providing support to the Capital Markets Authority, issuers, investors, and all other relevant stakeholders.  

The Kuwait Stock Exchange plays a pivotal role in developing the Kuwaiti capital market and diversifying the national economy in line with the goals of the **New Kuwait 2035 Vision**.