Middle East Stock Market Closing Report | Qatar Stock Market closes down over 0.6%, Egypt's index rises about 1.9%

NightAirdropper · 2026-04-05T18:59:16+00:00

On April 5th, the Qatar Exchange Index declined by 0.65%, the Kuwait Exchange Index fell by 0.40%, and the Saudi stock market saw a slight increase, with Aramco slightly down. The Egyptian stock market rose by 1.89%, showing a volatile trend.

NightAirdropper

2026-04-05 18:59:16

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On Sunday (April 5), the Qatar Stock Exchange index fell 0.65%, closing at 10,160.38 points, and overall showed a long-tail L-shaped pattern. The Kuwait Stock Exchange Super Market Price Return Index fell 0.40%, closing at 9,032.40 points. Saudi stocks are currently up slightly by less than 0.10%. Saudi Exchange’s All Shares Index rose 0.03%, Saudi Aramco (ARAMCO.AB) fell 0.22%, and the Albilad Southern East Eng MSCI Hong Kong China Stock ETF listed in Saudi Arabia fell 0.53%. Egypt’s Exchange (EGX 30) rose 1.89%, closing at 47,276.43 points. Since March, it has mainly traded in the 48,000–45,000 point range; the 50-day moving average has already moved up to 48,106.86 points, and the 100-day moving average has also reached 44,778.36 points.

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