Selling pressure dominates Middle Eastern stock markets
Istanbul, September 30 (Hibya) - Major stock indices across Middle Eastern markets generally traded lower, with Saudi Arabia and Qatar leading the declines.
In Saudi Arabia, the Tadawul All Share index fell 1.17 percent to 10,455.64 points, while Qatar's QE General declined 1.10 percent to 9,306.69 points and Oman's MSM 30 dropped 0.40 percent to 4,393.15 points. Egypt's EGX 30 decreased 0.33 percent to 52,297.12 points, Bahrain's Bahrain All Share fell 0.31 percent to 1,951.36 points, and the UAE's DFM General declined 0.17 percent to 5,987.97 points.
In contrast, Jordan's Amman SE General index rose 0.17 percent to 4,178.86 points, while Palestine's Al-Quds gained 0.16 percent to 708.42 points. Kuwait's Premier Market PR increased 0.05 percent to 9,240.13 points, while Israel's TA 35 index edged up 0.02 percent to 4,221.94 points.
Usa News Agency
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