Middle East stock market closing report: Dubai stock market fell by more than 3.6%, Saudi Arabia's market rose by about 3.8% this week, and Israel's stock market dropped by more than 4.8%.

On Thursday, the Saudi stock index fell by 0.45% to 10,893.27 points, with a total increase of 1.09% for the week, showing an overall M-shaped trend. Saudi Aramco fell by 1.10% to 26.86 Saudi Riyals, with a weekly increase of 3.79%. Albilad Southern Dongying MSCI Hong Kong China Stock ETF listed in Saudi Arabia remained flat at 11.68 Saudi Riyals, with a weekly increase of 1.39%. This week, the Tel Aviv stock exchange 35 index in Israel fell by 4.82%, the Qatar stock exchange index fell by 1.99%, and the Kuwait stock exchange super market price return index rose by 0.64%. The EGX 30 index of the Egyptian stock exchange fell by 0.86% to 46,790.96 points, with a weekly decline of 1.53%. The Dubai Financial Market composite index fell by 3.64%, and the Abu Dhabi Securities Market composite index fell by 2.32%.