Middle East Stock Market Closing Report | Saudi Stock Market rose by 1.2%, Dubai Stock Market fell by 4.7%, Abu Dhabi Stock Market fell by over 1.9%

On Wednesday (March 4), the Saudi Stock Exchange All Share Index rose by 1.20%, closing at 10,692.69 points, with a cumulative rebound of 2.07% over the last three trading days.

Saudi Aramco (ARAMCO.AB) fell by 2.32%, closing at 26.10 Saudi Riyals, narrowing its cumulative gain over the last four days to 4.57%.

The Albilad Southern Dongying MSCI Hong Kong China Stock ETF listed in Saudi Arabia fell by 2.21%, closing at 11.51 Saudi Riyals, down 8.65% since the close on February 23.

The Dubai Financial Market General Index fell by 4.71%, closing at 6,197.19 points, after gapping down and then fluctuating within a narrow range at a low level.

The Abu Dhabi Securities Market General Index fell by 1.94%, closing at 10,251.58 points, mostly fluctuating within a narrow range at a low level.

The Qatar Stock Exchange Index rose by 0.75%, the Kuwait Stock Exchange Supermarket Price Return Index fell by 0.33%, the Egyptian Exchange EGX 30 Index fell by 0.59%, and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange 35 Index fell by 0.20%.

The Istanbul Stock Exchange National 100 Index rose by 0.08%, while the Istanbul Stock Exchange Banking Index fell by 0.72%