KUWAIT, May 4 (KUNA) -- Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE) topped the list of gainers in Gulf Cooperation Council markets in this week's trading, a specialized economic report showed Friday.

The report, by Kuwait & Middle East Financial Investment Company (KMEFIC), said KSE was followed by Bahraini Stock Exchange, Omani Stock Exchange and Qatar Stock Exchange while Saudi Stock Exchange came at the bottom of the list of Gulf gainers.

The average daily traded value in the entire GCC markets declined by 14.51 percent this week, it pointed out.

Meanwhile, the average daily traded volume grew by 0.28 percent to hit 1.33 billion shares.

Kuwait Stock Exchange ended this week's trading with the main indices in the green.

The price index gained by 2.24 percent to reach 6,479 points, while the weighted index came to 421.99 points, a rise of 0.99 percent.

As for sector indices, all were green except the industrial sector index. Top gainer sector was the real estate which rose by 8.29 percent.

KSE average daily traded volume increased by 38.40 percent to 687,52 million shares while the average daily traded value soared by 18.61 percent.