The capitalization of the Arab stock exchanges rose to 4.46 trillion dollars at the end of the week

Abu Dhabi, May 19: The market capitalization of the Arab stock exchanges increased by about 2.8 percent, or the equivalent of $122 billion, during the past week’s trading.
According to the weekly bulletin of the Arab Monetary Fund, the market capitalization of Arab stock exchanges increased from $4.338 trillion to $4.46 trillion at the end of last week.
The market capital of the Abu Dhabi Securities Market reached 748.8 billion dollars, while the market capital of the Dubai Financial Market amounted to about 169.8 billion dollars, and the market capital of the Saudi financial market, Tadawul, amounted to about 2.987 trillion dollars.
The market capitalization of the Qatar Stock Exchange amounted to about $172.8 billion, the Kuwait Stock Exchange $145.4 billion, the Muscat Stock Exchange $61.6 billion, the Casablanca Stock Exchange $55.7 billion, the Egyptian Stock Exchange $36.5 billion, and the Bahrain Stock Exchange $30.9 billion.
The market capitalization of the Amman Stock Exchange was about $24.9 billion, the Beirut Stock Exchange was $18.08 billion, the Palestine Stock Exchange was $4.99 billion, and the Damascus Stock Exchange was $2.5 billion.