The latest data showed that the market value of stock exchanges and financial markets in the Arab countries and the Gulf countries increased by 0.63% during trading last week, and shares rose by about $116.5 billion.
The market value of 13 Arab and Gulf stock exchanges rose from $4.1 trillion at the end of last week to about $4.226 trillion at the end of trading last week, with a weekly gain of about $26 billion, according to the Arab Monetary Fund. . .
At the forefront of profitable markets and stock exchanges, the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, with a 6.1% increase in listed companies’ equity in trading last week.
The market value of companies listed on the Abu Dhabi market rose from $693.3 billion at the close of trading the week before last to about $735.7 billion at the close of trading last Thursday, resulting in a weekly gain of about $42.3 billion. dollars.
And the Saudi Arabian stock market came in second place, where the market value of listed companies jumped 2.8% after market capitalization increased from $2.6 trillion to $2.67 trillion at the end of the week. At the same time, the market capital of companies listed on the Amman Stock Exchange increased by 1.5% and reached $28.1 billion.
The market capitalization of companies listed on the Beirut Stock Exchange increased by 1.2% to $17.7 billion. Also, the market capitalization of shares of companies listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange increased by 1.15% and reached $169.8 billion.
The market capitalization of shares of companies listed on the Muscat Stock Exchange rose by 0.17% to $61.7 billion. Also, the market capitalization of companies listed on the Palestinian Stock Exchange increased by 0.15% and reached $4.98 billion.
The market capitalization of companies listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange rose to $152.5 billion, while the market capitalization of companies listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange was $52.9 billion.
Meanwhile, the market capitalization of companies listed on the Egyptian Stock Exchange fell to $34.4 billion. The market capitalization of shares of companies listed on the Bahrain Stock Exchange amounted to $30.5 billion. Also, the market capitalization of shares of companies listed on the Damascus Stock Exchange has stabilized at $2.45 billion.
