The stock markets in the GCC countries saw a decline in value, with only Dubai and Abu Dhabi experiencing a rise. In the UAE, the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange index rose by 0.31% to 9,087.83 points, while the Dubai Securities Exchange index increased by 0.15% to 4,063.25 points. On the other hand, Saudi Arabia’s main market index (Tadawul) fell by 0.45% to 11,606.09 points, and Kuwait’s general market index dropped by 0.08% to 6937.13 points. Bahrain’s All Share Index also experienced a decrease of 0.07% to 2015.74 points, while Qatar’s Stock Exchange index closed at 10,006 points, down slightly by 0.45%. Meanwhile, Muscat’s Stock Exchange 30 index fell by 0.25% to 4684.24 points.
Outside of the Gulf region, Egypt’s EGX 30 market rose by 0.23% to
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