On Tuesday, the performance of stocks in Gulf Cooperation Council countries was mixed. The Abu Dhabi market index fell 0.227% to 9001.8 points, while the Dubai market index also decreased by 0.036% to 3998.82 points. In Saudi Arabia, the main market index on the Saudi Stock Exchange, known as “TASI,” rose by 0.29% to 11,730.77 points, with a trading volume of 261.16 million shares worth 7.09 billion riyals.
In Kuwait, the Kuwaiti General Index fell by 0.23% to 6,978.18 points, with a trading volume of approximately 114 million shares valued at around 31 million dinars.
Meanwhile, in Bahrain, the Bahrain General Index decreased by 0.1% to 2,035.81 points through the trading of over one million shares valued at around 289 thousand dinars.
The Qatar Stock Exchange index saw an increase of around 0.57% to reach approximately nine thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven points, while in Oman’s Muscat Stock Exchange index fell by around half a percent to reach four thousand five hundred and ninety-eight point three two.
Outside the Gulf countries, Egypt’s EGX30 market index experienced growth and increased by around one percent and thirty-four percent to reach twenty-seven thousand two hundred and sixty-four point twenty-three.
The global market also witnessed fluctuations in performance across different industries and sectors due to diverse challenges and opportunities presented by technology and innovation.
Investors need further research and analysis of this evolving landscape to make informed decisions about their investments’ future prospects.
