Middle East Stock Market Closing Report | Qatar Stock Market closes up over 1.8%, Kuwait Index rises over 1.1%, Egypt Index increases about 0.8%

NightAirdropper · 2026-04-07T00:23:55+00:00

On Monday, the Saudi Stock Exchange All Shares Index edged down by 0.08%. The Qatar Stock Exchange index and the Kuwait Stock Exchange index rose by 1.83% and 1.14%, respectively. The Egyptian Exchange rose by 0.79%, but the Egyptian pound continued to fall versus the US dollar. The Dubai Financial Market fell by 0.68%, while Abu Dhabi rose by 0.26%.

NightAirdropper

2026-04-07 00:23:55

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On Monday (April 6), Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul all-share index fell 0.08%, Saudi Aramco (ARAMCO.AB) fell 0.15%, and the Albilad South & East MSCI Hong Kong China Stocks ETF listed in Saudi Arabia finished flat. The Qatar Exchange index rose 1.83% to 10,346.22 points, climbing steadily after a modest open higher and nearing the March 17 closing level of 10,393.29 points. Kuwait’s exchange Supermarket Price Return Index rose 1.14% to 9,135.40 points, approaching the March 11 closing level of 9,228.41 points. Egypt’s exchange EGX 30 index rose 0.79% to 47,651.58 points. The Egyptian pound against the US dollar fell 0.25% to 54.4213 Egyptian pounds, continuing to edge toward the historical low of 54.8317 Egyptian pounds set on March 31. Dubai Financial Market’s General Index fell 0.68%, Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange’s General Index rose 0.26%, and Israel’s Tel Aviv Stock Exchange 35 Index rose 1.41%.

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