On Wednesday, the stock markets in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region showed mixed performance. While some indices experienced gains, others saw declines.
In the UAE, the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange saw a 0.066% increase to reach 9,093.83 points, with trades totaling Dh1.33 billion. Meanwhile, the Dubai Financial Market Index also rose by 0.393% to 4,079.21 points, with trades amounting to Dh426.71 million.
However, the main Saudi stock index “Tadawul” experienced a 0.09% decrease, settling at 11,595.20 points. Trading in Saudi Arabia was valued at 4.9 billion riyals, with a total volume of 225 million shares traded. In Kuwait, the general market index rose by 0.22% to reach 6,952.61 points
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