In contrast to the Dubai bourse, the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) remained buoyant Thursday, ending up half a percent at 2,623.87 points depite negative market breadth (seven shares advanced, 18 declined). United Arab Bank gained the most (10% higher), while RAK Ceramic posted the largest decline (off 8.90%). First Gulf Bank, the UAE's fourth largest lender by assets, was the most liquid share, gaining one percent to reach Dhs21.40.
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