The market capital of the Arab stock exchanges exceeded the barrier of 4 trillion and 143 billion and 523 million dollars at the end of trading last week, according to the statistics of the Arab Monetary Fund.
The statistics of the Arab Monetary Fund, issued in the weekly financial market bulletin that monitors the performance of 13 Arab stock exchanges, showed that the market capitalization of the markets rose from 4.107 trillion dollars to 4.143 trillion dirhams, with gains of about 36 billion dollars.
The bulletin indicated that the market capital of the Saudi financial market rose to 2.7 trillion dollars, while the market capital of the Abu Dhabi Securities Market reached about 731.5 billion dollars, and the Dubai Financial Market reached about 164.2 billion dollars.
According to the prospectus, the market capitalization of the Qatar Stock Exchange amounted to more than $165.2 billion, the Kuwait Stock Exchange $145.8 billion, the Muscat Stock Exchange $61.6 billion, the Casablanca Stock Exchange $53.5 billion, and the Egypt Stock Exchange $34.8 billion.
The market capital of the Bahrain Stock Exchange, according to the Arab Monetary Fund bulletin, recorded more than $30.1 billion, the Amman Stock Exchange about $25.1 billion, the Beirut Stock Exchange $19.3 billion, the Palestine Stock Exchange $5.03 billion, and the Damascus Stock Exchange $2.36 billion.
