Stock markets across the Gulf Cooperation Council countries saw mixed performances on Tuesday. The Abu Dhabi market index in the UAE rose by 0.082% to 9,252.61 points, while the Dubai market index increased by 0.143% to reach 4,269.4 points. In Saudi Arabia, the Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) climbed 0.43% to 12,476.59 points with SABIC, Chemical, Avalon Pharma, Yansab, and Saudi Kayan reporting the highest increases.
Meanwhile, in Kuwait, the general market index rose by 0.19% to 7,368.11 points with Al-Deira showing the highest gains of all companies listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE). On the other hand, several other companies experienced declines including Kuwaiti Emirati Holding and Energy House among others.
The Bahrain General Index fell by 0.22% to 2,029.31 points due to drops in Bahrain Telecommunications and Al Salam Bank among others. In Qatar, the Stock Exchange index decreased by 0.71%, driven mainly by declines in Commercial Bank and Medical Care Group among others.
On a positive note for Omani investors, Muscat Stock Exchange index rose by 0.20% to reach a new high of 4,672
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