(MENAFN) The Saudi benchmark index slightly increased on Thursday, but September still indicated a decreased month for the share exchange, triggered by continues inflation, unsteady gas prices, as well as hawkish Fed rises.
The Tadawul All Share Index closed September falling 7 percent during the course of the month to stand at 12,283 at the ending bell of Thursday’s session.
This is in spite of ending the last day of September in positive territory, with a 2.11 percent earn.
Other Gulf markets also closed Thursday’s session in positive. The Qatari index ended 1.2 percent up whereas Abu Dhabi’s index gained 0.4 percent.
On the other hand, there was a 0.8 percent fall in Dubai’s benchmark share index.
Other than the Gulf, Egypt’s blue-chip index jumped 1.3 percent on Thursday, reversing six losses in a row.
Nahdi Medical Co. well-known Al-Sakhaa Integrated Solutions Co., possessed by its companies in Egypt, to back the firm’s business and plan.
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