5 Arab stock markets indicators stepped in the Middle East at the end of trading on Thursday, led by Doha for the second day, while Egyptian Stock Exchange fell by about 4.3% since yesterday till yet as the index come down to its lowest level in nearly five months.
According to the Reuters news agency that the Doha Stock Market index led the Arab stock markets gains to jump by about 1.2% after its increase the day before by more than 1% to move up to 12516 points, led by real estate and investment companies as well as the Muscat Stock Market index by about 0.8% to reach to 6362 points.
From other bourses, which made gains today albeit modest are shares traded index of all Saudi companies by about 0.6% to hit 9732 points, led by Sabic company index, Abu Dhabi market with rise of 0.3% thanks to banking and real estate to reach to 4630 point and Dubai General money market, which rose by about 0.1% to more than 4073 points.
The stock market which suffered losses were led by the Egyptian stock market, which its main index shrank by about 2.6% to come down to 8303 points, approaching the inferior level which stood at 8125 points last December, led by Telecom Egypt, which its shares' prices lost about 16.7% over the two sessions.