Doha Securities Market (DSM)

UPDATE 5: Late rally sees Dubai up but Saudi, Oman and Kuwait lower in run-up to Eid Al Adha break.

UPDATE 7: Elsewhere, Arabtec continues surge, mixed fortunes for other indices.

UPDATE 4: Dubai exchange leads the decline as Saudi Arabia's index is sole riser in region.

UPDATE 4: Dubai exchange hovers just above 2,000 mark, Oman, Qatar see gains.

UPDATE 6: Emaar up 14% in real estate rebound, but Kuwait, Bahrain close down.

UPDATE 6: Dubai leads drop as index plummets over 7%, Saudi's benchmark slumps more than 5%.

UPDATE 3: Real estate and banking stocks bear brunt of selling, all markets bar Saudi end lower.

UPDATE 6: Oman is star performer while all Gulf markets improve after election result.

UPDATE 5: Most markets in region close higher following strength in US stocks on Friday.

UPDATE 5: Most markets extend losses with Dubai, Saudi bucking downtrend.

UPDATE 4: Drop led by Qatar and Oman, with both main benchmarks shedding over 8%.

Volatility in Gulf markets continues after a US proposed bailout fails to restore investor confidence.

UPDATE 1: Qatar leads rally in Gulf, main index makes biggest one-day gain in at least 2 years.

All Gulf bourses but one end Sunday lower, negative sentiment exacerbated by lower volumes.

Dubai Financial Market ends week low, lead by real estate stocks fears over probe.

Oman's main index falls more than 3%, its sharpest one-day decline in over six months.

Saudi's index, the worst-performing measure in the Gulf Arab region, falls 0.88 percent.

Abu Dhabi's main index edged up 0.02% to 4,889.68 points led by Taqa which rose 2.43%.

Qatar's index surrendered early gains to close down for a sixth session in a row.

Markets across much of Gulf decline following Tehran threat to close Strait of Hormuz if attacked.

Main index rises more than 1% after bumper results from Riyad Bank spark surge in banking stocks.

Parent firm Qtel decides to list Kuwaiti telecom in Qatar after winning approval last week, report says.

Stock markets across much of Gulf close down, led by Qatar, Abu Dhabi and Oman.

Kingdom's main index ends 1.55% lower, paced by SABIC and Al-Rajhi Bank.

Kuwait's main index gains 0.25% to 15,654.80 points, extending record-breaking rally into seventh day.

Kuwait hits 7th straight record close, while UAE capital's index slumps for 6th session.

Main index bucks regional trend as markets across much of Gulf finish down for day.

Abu Dhabi's two main developers surge for second day on back of EFG-Hermes report.

Main index closes up for 7th straight session, while Oman, Abu Dhabi continue winning form.

Main index finished day up 1.36%, with Saudi, Kuwait, Dubai and Bahrain also closing higher.

Muscat's main index ends down along with Saudi and Abu Dhabi, while remaining markets close higher.

Muscat benchmark finishes up 0.16%, while Saudi Arabia and UAE's measures also end the day higher.

Doha index climbs on strong earnings expectations from flagship company Industries Qatar.

Oman, Qatar and Bahrain all finish higher, continuing to leave remaining GCC stock markets in their wake.

Oman ends day above 11,400 points for first time, while Qatar touches 28-month high.

Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and UAE indexes all fell as banks and developers drag on main indexes.

Banking stocks lead declines as investors book profits in stocks that rallied last month.

Index climbs 1.14% to 14,923.20 points after hitting 14,923.30 during session.

Kuwait's index only one to finish day up as poor performances by lenders temper recent gains.

Muscat's index sets yet another all-time high, while Saudi's measure finishes up for sixth time in seven days.

Main index closes up for 16th time in 17 trading days as GCC markets post mixed results.

Muscat market top performer, while Abu Dhabi edges above 5,000 points for first time in two years.

Kingdom's main index edges up along with Qatar, Oman and Kuwait, while the UAE and Bahrain drop.

Kuwait benchmark paces gains as markets across much of Gulf finish in positive territory for the day.

Dubai and Doha lead pack as investors pile into attractive stocks after recent selloff.

Most Gulf exchanges finish the day on a positive note with Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Qatar leading the way.

Uncertainty over global markets keeps investors away as volume recedes.

Dubai posted its biggest one day loss in over a month on Monday, after GCC stock markets fell across the board.

The soaring oil price is encouraging farmers worldwide to turn land over to the production of ethanol.

Saudi breaks run of losses while markets in Dubai, Qatar and Oman continue to slump.

All Gulf states pegged to US dollar see markets drop on concerns US will slash rates.

Gulf markets decline on back of losses suffered in US last week, led by telecom operators and banks.

Strong fundamentals backed by high oil prices will spur growth, Borse Dubai says.

Doha Securities Market cancels trades in Barwa Real Estate to 'protect investors'.

Doha Securities Market will publicly identify executives who trade in the stock of their company.

Exchange will include more heavily traded shares in its top 20.