On Tuesday, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries experienced mixed stock market performance. In Dubai, the market index rose by 0.891% to 4,008.93 points, with trades amounting to 312.92 million dirhams. Meanwhile, in Abu Dhabi, the market index increased by 0.008% to 8,990.46 points, with trades worth 1.26 billion dirhams.
In contrast, Saudi Arabia’s main market index “TASI” fell by 0.66% to 11,775.47 points, with trades worth approximately 11.49 billion riyals. Similarly in Kuwait and Bahrain, their general market indices fell by 0.18% and 0.03% respectively to reach a total of 7,527 and 2,355 points respectively with a trading volume of around $3 billion and $24 million shares worth $6 million dinars respectively.
The Qatar Stock Exchange index experienced a rise of around 28% to reach a total of 9631 points with a trading volume of around $5 billion riyals.
On the other hand, Oman’s Muscat Stock Exchange index decreased by around 28% to reach a total of 4696 points with a trading volume of around $4 million riyals.
Outside the Gulf region, Egypt’s stock exchange index “EGX 30” also saw an increase of around 72% to reach a total of 26082 with trades worth approximately $5 billion dollars.
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