Over the course of a week, the combined market value of 13 Arab stock exchanges reached a staggering $4.25 trillion. This represents a significant increase in overall value and underscores the continued growth and importance of these exchanges in the global financial market. The rise in market value is a reflection of the positive performance of a number of key stocks, which saw notable gains in both the Abu Dhabi and Dubai indices. As a result, investors are taking notice of the potential for strong returns in the Arab stock market, and the region is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for investment.
The market value of the rest of the stock exchanges
The bulletin stated that the market value of the Dubai Financial Market reached $152.69 billion,
while the market value of the Saudi Stock Exchange reached $2.95 trillion, the Qatar Stock Exchange $197.6 billion,
the Kuwait Stock Exchange $146.7 billion, the Muscat Market $60.5 billion, the Casablanca Stock Exchange $58.5 billion,
and the Egyptian Stock Exchange $36.36. One billion dollars and the Bahrain Stock Exchange 30.77 billion dollars.
