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Gulf bourses follow Asian shares, oil lower
January 14, 20916--Gulf stock markets declined in early trade on Thursday as investors cashed out after a sell-off in Asian shares, and after Brent crude oil 1 dipped below USD 30 a barrel.
Source: Zawya.com
Gulf stock markets sag as oil price dips below $30
January 14, 2016--The global benchmark Brent crude dipped to $29.73 a barrel
Source: AMEInfo
Gulf bourses near-flat as oil, Asian mkts steady
January 13, 2016--Gulf stock markets were near-flat in early trade on Wednesday as oil prices steadied and Asian markets advanced.
Source: Zawya.com
Mideast markets slump, petchems drag Saudi to 4-yr low
January 12, 2016--Middle East bourses slumped on Tuesday in a broad sell-off as investors cashed out, with petrochemicals the main drag on Saudi Arabia's index
Source: Zawya.com
Gulf sinks as oil falls towards USD30
January 12, 2016--Gulf bourses declined in early trade on Tuesday as Brent crude nose-dived towards USD 30 and weak Asian markets drained regional risk appetite.
Source: Zawya.com
Middle East physical security market to surge by 36 per cent in 2016
January 12, 2016--Figures released ahead of Intersec 2016 in Dubai shows the sector will hit $10.2 billion in
2020.
Source: AMEInfo
GCC equity market shed $200bn in 2015 market cap
January 10, 2016--GCC equities underperformed most international peers with the MSCI GCC total return index retreating 15 percent during the year.
Source: Zawya.com
Gulf stock markets nosedive as oil price dips below $33
January 7, 2016--Crude has dropped by more than 65 per cent since June 2014
Source: AMEInfo
Global markets, Saudi-Iran tensions to hurt markets
January 4, 2016--Gulf stock markets may face a sell-off on Monday because of sinking Asian bourses and Saudi
Arabia's cutting of diplomatic ties with Iran.
Source: Zawya.com
UAE markets open lower on global slide, Saudi-Iran tensions
January 4, 2016--United Arab Emirates stock markets fell in early trade on Monday because of a sharp drop of Asian bourses and rising geopolitical tensions.
Source: Zawya.com
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