Middle Eastern markets decline
Istanbul, November 9 (Hibya) - Middle Eastern markets experienced selling pressure on the first trading day of the week, influenced by geopolitical developments. Stock markets in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates recorded declines.
Middle Eastern stock markets traded mostly lower on Sunday, November 8. Developments surrounding tensions between the United States and Iran remained in focus for investors, while most Gulf market indices ended the trading session with losses.
Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share index fell 0.78 percent to 10,016.92 points. Qatar's QE index declined 0.51 percent to 10,014.83 points, while the Kuwait All Share index dropped 0.52 percent to 8,500.28 points.
In the United Arab Emirates, Dubai's DFM index decreased 0.28 percent to 6,025.55 points, while the Abu Dhabi index lost 1.34 percent to 9,392.60 points. Oman's Muscat index fell 0.17 percent to 7,264.23 points, whereas the Bahrain Stock Exchange index rose 0.31 percent to 1,821.32 points.
Usa News Agency
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