Middle East Market Closing Report: Saudi stock index fell by more than 0.6%, while the Egyptian stock index dropped by about 1.4%

On Monday, the Saudi Stock Exchange's main index fell 0.65% to 10885.32 points. Saudi Aramco rose 0.21% to 24.16 Saudi Riyals. The Albilad Southern East ETF, listed in Saudi Arabia and tracking MSCI Hong Kong China stocks, rose 0.41% to 12.20 Saudi Riyals, reaching a new closing high. The EGX 30 index on the Egyptian Exchange fell 1.38% to 34076.22 points, moving away from its all-time high. The Qatar Stock Exchange index fell 0.39%, while the Kuwait Stock Exchange's main market price return index fell 0.70%. The Tel Aviv 35 index rose 0.82%. The Dubai Financial Market's composite index rose 0.28% to 6167.68 points, nearing the closing levels of 6291.87 points on January 15, 2008, and 6687.91 points on April 5, 2006. The Abu Dhabi Securities Market's composite index rose 0.21% to 10362.16 points, approaching the closing level of 10606.70 points on November 7, 2022. The Turkey Istanbul Stock Exchange's National 100 index fell 0.94%, while the Istanbul Stock Exchange's bank index fell 1.81%.