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    Egypt, UAE and Jordan Stock Exchanges fall in the first post-Eid session

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    Egypt, UAE and Jordan Stock Exchanges fall in the first post-Eid session Empty Egypt, UAE and Jordan Stock Exchanges fall in the first post-Eid session

    Post by Rocky Wed 06 Sep 2017, 8:36 am

    Egypt, UAE and Jordan Stock Exchanges fall in the first post-Eid session


    06/09/2017 

        
    The performance of the Arab bourses ended Wednesday, after the end of Eid al-Adha holiday, amid relative calm dominating the trading.
    The holiday is still underway in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Qatar and will resume trading on Thursday.

    Ahmed Yunus, chairman of the Arab Capital Markets Association, based in Egypt, said: "The red color dominated the Arab markets, with the resumption of activity after the holiday of Eid al-Adha in the absence of incentives and news, despite strong gains in the oil markets."

    Global Brent crude futures for November delivery rose 1.66% to $ 53.21 a barrel by 1419 GMT.
    While US crude oil contract "Nymex" for delivery in October increased by 2.81%, to reach the level of 48.62 dollars per barrel.

    "We believe that the performance of the markets will be controlled by the end of this week, in light of the global influx," Yunus said in a telephone interview with Anatolia.

    Political tensions are rising from East Asia since North Korea announced on Sunday that it had successfully tested a nuclear weapon that could be loaded on a long-range missile.

    The Jordan Stock Exchange was the top loser, falling 0.32% to 2150 points, amid a collective decline in its sector indices, led by services by 1%.

    In the UAE, the Dubai index fell 0.3% to 3,624 points, with shares such as Arabtec Holding falling 0.93%, Emaar Properties 0.5% and Damac 0.25%.

    While the Abu Dhabi stock exchange fell 0.06% to 4,478 points, under pressure of Aldar Properties and Waha Capital by 1.72% and 0.56%, respectively.

    Egypt's stock market closed slightly lower, with its main index, EGX30, which measures the performance of the 30 most active companies, fell 0.01% to 13415 points amid selling pressures for Egyptians and Arabs, easing strong foreign purchases on major stocks.

    Kuwait's index rose by 0.41% to 6,920 points, while the weighted index rose 0.38% to 432 points. The Kuwait 15 index for leading shares closed 0.73% to 992 points.

    The MSM rose 0.21% to 5063 points, with shares such as Oman Fish, Oriental Investment, Takaful, Al Jazeera Services and Al Anwar Holdings gaining 6.67% and 1.94%.

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