Mixed performance in Middle Eastern markets
Istanbul, October 14 (Hibya) – Stock indices across the Middle East and North Africa ended the trading day with mixed results, while strong buying activity on the Israeli stock exchange stood out.
Middle Eastern markets showed movements in different directions amid regional developments. Israel's TA 35 index recorded a notable gain of 1.67%, climbing to 4,130.05 points. Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share index rose 0.133% to 10,318.14 points, the United Arab Emirates' DFM General index gained 0.36% to 5,858.87 points, Qatar's QE General index increased 0.17% to 8,992.33 points, and Jordan's Amman SE General index advanced 0.32% to 4,180.95 points. In contrast, Egypt's EGX 30 index fell 0.68% to 51,265.27 points, Oman's MSM 30 index declined 0.40% to 4,393.15 points, and Bahrain's All Share index dropped 0.31% to 1,951.36 points. Palestine's Al-Quds index closed the day with a marginal loss of 0.07% at 697.95 points.
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