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index fell "MSCI" Broader shares in Asia And the Pacific outside Japan By 0.4 percent, after a new hike in European energy prices to heighten fears of a recession.
The index has fallen over the entire past week.
Prices soared Gas in European Union By 13 percent last night to a record.
dip indicator Dubai Financial Market By 0.45 percent, due to a decline in the company’s shares "Emaar Properties" By about 1 percent, shares also fell Dubai Islamic Bank by 1.35%.
retreat Abu Dhabi Market Index By 0.21 percent, with the share of the International Holding Company down 0.2 percent.
is that Saudi Market Index It rose 0.2 percent, supported by an increase in Al-Rajhi Bank by 0.7 percent and a rise in the Saudi National Bank share by 0.6 percent.
Prices soared oil Crude, a major catalyst for financial markets in the Gulf, with renewed concerns about a tight supply that dominated market sentiment after it warned Saudi Arabia That it may cut production to correct the recent drop in oil prices.
Indicators rose Kuwait Stock Exchange Bank shares, especially shares Kuwait Finance House (KFH), which rose 4.2 percent.
The first market index closed with an increase of 1.7 percent, and the general index of the market rose 1.4 percent.
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MSCI’s broadest share index fell in Asia And the Pacific outside Japan By 0.4 percent, after a new hike in European energy prices to heighten fears of a recession.
The index has fallen over the entire past week.
Prices soared Gas in European Union By 13 percent last night to a record.
dip indicator Dubai Financial Market By 0.45 percent, due to the decline in the shares of the company “”Emaar PropertiesBy about 1 percent, the stock also fell Dubai Islamic Bank by 1.35%.
retreat Abu Dhabi Market Index By 0.21 percent, with the share of the International Holding Company down 0.2 percent.
is that Saudi Market Index It rose 0.2 percent, supported by an increase in Al-Rajhi Bank by 0.7 percent and a rise in the Saudi National Bank share by 0.6 percent.
Prices soared oil Crude, a major catalyst for financial markets in the Gulf, with renewed concerns about a tight supply that dominated market sentiment after it warned Saudi Arabia That it may cut production to correct the recent drop in oil prices.
Indicators rose Kuwait Stock Exchange Bank shares, especially shares Kuwait Finance House (KFH), which rose 4.2 percent.
The first market index closed with an increase of 1.7 percent, and the general index of the market rose 1.4 percent.