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Dubai's main share index fell 1.44% to 5,734.19 points on Friday, a more than four-month low, as Emirates NBD dropped 3.47% and Abu Dhabi's benchmark lost 1.17%.
Dubai's main share index rose 0.43% on Wednesday, lifted by Emirates NBD and Dubai Islamic Bank, while Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia closed lower and Qatar rebounded.
Dubai's main share index fell 1.44% to 5,734.19 points on Friday, a more than four-month low, as Emirates NBD dropped 3.47% and Abu Dhabi's benchmark lost 1.17%.
Dubai's main share index fell 1.44% to 5,734.19 points on Friday, a more than four-month low, as Emirates NBD dropped 3.47% and Abu Dhabi's benchmark lost 1.17%.
Saudi Arabia's benchmark index fell 2.32% to 9,695.86 points on Thursday, its lowest close since April 2021, as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Kuwait also closed lower.
Dubai's main share index rose 0.43% on Wednesday, lifted by Emirates NBD and Dubai Islamic Bank, while Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia closed lower and Qatar rebounded.
Dubai's main share index fell 1.44% to 5,734.19 points on Friday, a more than four-month low, as Emirates NBD dropped 3.47% and Abu Dhabi's benchmark lost 1.17%.
Saudi Arabia's benchmark index fell 2.32% to 9,695.86 points on Thursday, its lowest close since April 2021, as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Kuwait also closed lower.
Dubai's main share index rose 0.43% on Wednesday, lifted by Emirates NBD and Dubai Islamic Bank, while Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia closed lower and Qatar rebounded.
The Republic of the Congo has listed two sovereign bond issues totaling $1.55 billion on Nasdaq Dubai, the first African sovereign issuer to list securities on the exchange.
Arab bourses recorded stronger trading activity during the first nine months of 2026. The region’s stock markets posted nearly $825 billion in trading value....
Abu Dhabi’s Taqa delisting plans are moving forward after Abu Dhabi Power Corporation completed its takeover. The transaction gives ADPC full ownership of Taqa’s...
Taqa delisting plans are moving forward after an L’imad subsidiary completed the acquisition of all remaining shares. The energy company will leave the Abu...
Shein IPO interest appears stronger among GCC institutional investors than regional retail investors. The Hong Kong listing has attracted major international investment interest. However,...
du MSCI Inclusion will place the UAE telecom operator within a major global emerging-market benchmark. The change takes effect on September 1, 2026.
Emirates Integrated...
Adnoc dividend plans gained attention after Adnoc Distribution announced a $175 million payment following strong financial results. Adnoc dividend growth reflects the company's improved...