Gulf stock markets rise as Saudi index ends losing streak
Most outlets reported that Gulf stock markets rose, led by a rebound in Saudi Arabia’s benchmark index, which ended a four-session losing streak. They noted the gains in Dubai and Qatar as well as ongoing regional risks, including airport disruptions and Houthi attacks. The coverage was largely uniform in framing the market performance alongside lingering regional uncertainties.
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Saudi rebound lifts most Gulf bourses as markets weigh regional risks
Saudi Arabia's benchmark rises 0.3%, Dubai gains 0.4% and Qatar advances 0.2% despite airport disruptions, Houthi attacks and Strait of Hormuz risks
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Saudi rebound lifts most Gulf bourses as markets weigh regional risks
Most Gulf bourses closed higher on Tuesday, with Saudi Arabia’s benchmark index snapping a four-session losing streak, even as the kingdom extended the closure of Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport until Saturday. A spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition said on Tuesday that civilians would soon be warned to evacuate a site in Yemen’s Sanaa ahead of a special operation. The Saudi inde...
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