The Arab Gulf stock markets experienced a collective decline over the past week, contrary to its good performance during the previous week.
Dubai led the region wide decline by finishing 1.88% lower, recording 3,307.7 points, with an average daily trading value of AED 257.302m.
Abu Dhabi also declined by 1.35% and settled at 4,327.6 points, with an average daily trading value of AED 79.233m.
Muscat fell by 1.32% to reach 9,791 points, with an average trading value of 93.013m Riyals.
The Saudi market fell slightly by 0.37% and closed at 6,543 points, recording an average daily trading value of 3.195bn Riyals.
Kuwait ended its trading last week at 5,380.5 points, registering a decline of 0.29%, with an average trading value of 9.013m dinars.
