Middle East stock market closing report | Saudi stock index fell more than 2.9% in April, Aramco fell more than 5.2%, while the Dubai stock index rose more than 3.8%.

On Wednesday, the Saudi Stock Exchange's main index fell by 0.64% to 11671.58 points, with a cumulative drop of 2.94% in April. Saudi Aramco's stock fell by 1.17% to 25.35 Saudi Riyal, with a 5.23% drop in April. On April 7th, the Riyadh market had dropped to 24.60 Riyal. AlBilad Southern Dongying MSCI Hong Kong China Stock ETF, listed on the Saudi market, rose by 0.39% to 10.23 Saudi Riyal, with a cumulative drop of 3.40% in April, showing a V-shaped trend overall. On April 8th, the Riyadh market had dropped to 8.83 Riyal. In April, the Qatar Stock Exchange index rose by 2.22% after an initial plunge at the beginning of the month, the Kuwait Stock Exchange's main index fell by 0.84%, and the Egypt Stock Exchange EGX 30 index rose by 0.99%. The Dubai Financial Market composite index rose by 3.81%, and the Abu Dhabi Securities Market composite index rose by 2.14%.