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Most Gulf markets rise in early trade; Dubai stocks ease

3 Min Read (Reuters) - Major Gulf markets ended higher on Wednesday on higher oil prices as a weakening dollar and progress on the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines helped crude climb above $51 a barrel. FILE PHOTO: An investor monitors a screen displaying stock information at the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange June 25, 2014 The positive sentiment was also aided by U.S. congressional leaders expressing optimism about a stimulus deal. Brent crude futures rose 25 cents, or 0.5%, to $51.01 a barrel by 1017 GMT, but the gains were capped by a surprise gain in U.S. crude inventories and tighter coronavirus lockdowns in Europe. The movement in oil prices is a key catalyst for the Gulf region’s financial markets.

Major Gulf markets ease in early trade; Qatar rises

Major Gulf markets ease in early trade; Qatar rises SECTIONS Last Updated: Dec 15, 2020, 02:19 PM IST Share Synopsis Saudi Arabia s benchmark index slipped 0.1%, with Riyad Bank declining 1.2% and Jabal Omar Development dropping 1.8%. Getty Images Dubai s main shares index lost 0.5%, with its largest lender Emirates NBD Bank falling 0.9% and Emaar Properties losing 1.4%. Most major stock markets were subdued in early trade on Tuesday as oil prices weakened, while Qatar s index was supported by financial shares. Saudi Arabia s benchmark index slipped 0.1%, with Riyad Bank declining 1.2% and Jabal Omar Development dropping 1.8%. Oil prices, a key catalyst for Gulf markets, edged down as tighter lockdowns in Europe and an OPEC forecast for a slower recovery in demand next year outweighed relief from the roll-out of COVID-19 vaccines.

Dubai non-oil private sector shrinks as business mood darkens

Dubai non-oil private sector shrinks as business mood darkens
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