The DFM General Index ended Tuesday at 1,702.43 as Arabtec, the most liquid share, surged two percent to reach Dhs2.03, along with gains at real estate developers Emaar (gaining 0.80% at Dhs3.80) and Deyaar (0.31% higher at Dhs0.321). DP World and Deapa Ltd., both listed at the Nasdaq Dubai and the DFM parallely, posted losses (down 1.73% at $0.511 and down three percent at $0.64 respectively). At the DFM, traded value surged 51% to Dhs220m. Some 120.8m shares changed hands, 45% more than on Monday.