Middle East stock markets in free fall collectively under the leadership of the Egyptian market
* Egypt: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 - 09:19
Middle East bourses saw yesterday down a collective led by the Egyptian stock exchange plunged by 4.8% to their lowest level in two years, tracking the impact of market losses the United States and Europe amid fears about the global economy, as published by Reuters. And equity markets fell in Saudi Arabia, the largest Arab bourse, the UAE and Qatar registered the lowest levels since March, when the region was affected by the Middle East due to political unrest. The stock fell all on the main index of the Stock Exchange and the Egyptian Pioneers fell 6.1% Capital and Orascom Telecom 3.2%. Global stocks fell sharply on Tuesday for the tenth consecutive session, recorded losses of 20% since early May. The main index fell for the Saudi market by 0.8%, its lowest close since the seventh of March. Shares in Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) 1.3% and Al Rajhi Bank 0.7%. The index fell Dubai registered a 2% the lowest level since the closure of the ninth of March. The Nasdaq index of the Abu Dhabi up by 1.3%, its lowest closing level since the eighth of March. The shares fell Emaar Properties and Emirates NBD, Dubai's two leading figures in the 8.2 and 2.3% respectively. In Abu Dhabi, Aldar Properties fell 3.3% and Dana Gas 5.2% and First Gulf Bank 4.1%. The index of DSM rate of 1.8% to close at its lowest level since the eighth of March. Shares of Industries Qatar, with a weight of 4.1% in the market. The index fell Muscat Securities Market rate of 1.8% above the lowest level in two years. Shares in big with a low Bank Muscat fell 3.1% while Bank Dhofar 5%. Kuwait's index fell Kuwait 1.3%, its lowest level in seven years. Shares of Agility Logistics Services 3.7%. Egyptian index fell 4.8% 4478 points. The Saudi index fell 0.8% to 6009 points. Dubai's index fell 2% to 1444 points. Abu Dhabi's index fell 1.3% to 2578 points. Qatar's index fell 1.8% to 8071 points. The index fell 1.8% to Muscat 5505 points. Kuwait's index fell 1.3% to 5882 points. The Bahrain index fell 0.7% to 1265 points
* Egypt: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 - 09:19
Middle East bourses saw yesterday down a collective led by the Egyptian stock exchange plunged by 4.8% to their lowest level in two years, tracking the impact of market losses the United States and Europe amid fears about the global economy, as published by Reuters. And equity markets fell in Saudi Arabia, the largest Arab bourse, the UAE and Qatar registered the lowest levels since March, when the region was affected by the Middle East due to political unrest. The stock fell all on the main index of the Stock Exchange and the Egyptian Pioneers fell 6.1% Capital and Orascom Telecom 3.2%. Global stocks fell sharply on Tuesday for the tenth consecutive session, recorded losses of 20% since early May. The main index fell for the Saudi market by 0.8%, its lowest close since the seventh of March. Shares in Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) 1.3% and Al Rajhi Bank 0.7%. The index fell Dubai registered a 2% the lowest level since the closure of the ninth of March. The Nasdaq index of the Abu Dhabi up by 1.3%, its lowest closing level since the eighth of March. The shares fell Emaar Properties and Emirates NBD, Dubai's two leading figures in the 8.2 and 2.3% respectively. In Abu Dhabi, Aldar Properties fell 3.3% and Dana Gas 5.2% and First Gulf Bank 4.1%. The index of DSM rate of 1.8% to close at its lowest level since the eighth of March. Shares of Industries Qatar, with a weight of 4.1% in the market. The index fell Muscat Securities Market rate of 1.8% above the lowest level in two years. Shares in big with a low Bank Muscat fell 3.1% while Bank Dhofar 5%. Kuwait's index fell Kuwait 1.3%, its lowest level in seven years. Shares of Agility Logistics Services 3.7%. Egyptian index fell 4.8% 4478 points. The Saudi index fell 0.8% to 6009 points. Dubai's index fell 2% to 1444 points. Abu Dhabi's index fell 1.3% to 2578 points. Qatar's index fell 1.8% to 8071 points. The index fell 1.8% to Muscat 5505 points. Kuwait's index fell 1.3% to 5882 points. The Bahrain index fell 0.7% to 1265 points
