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Middle East Stock Market Closing Report: Egypt's stock market rises 1.9%, hitting a new all-time closing high, while Oman's stock index has surged more than 90% in the past year

Middle East Stock Market Closing Report: Egypt's stock market rises 1.9%, hitting a new all-time closing high, while Oman's stock index has surged more than 90% in the past year

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Saudi Aramco closed up 0.81% at 27.42 Saudi riyals, rebounding for two consecutive days after falling nearly 2.81% on May 6. The Albilad Southern East Asia MSCI Hong Kong China Stock ETF listed in Saudi Arabia closed down 0.17% at 11.41 Saudi riyals. The Egyptian Exchange EGX 30 Index closed up 1.91% at 54,628.68 points, setting a new historical closing high for two consecutive days and rising by 5.11% in the past three days. The Oman MSM 30 Index closed down 0.25% at 8,329.91 points; on a monthly basis, it has continued to rise since May 2025, and currently maintains an overall increase of more than 90%. The Qatar Exchange Index closed down 0.47% at 10,663.50 points. The Kuwait Stock Exchange Premier Market Price Return Index closed down 0.50% at 9,381.00 points. The Israeli market was closed.
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