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• Oman drops for second straight day27 May 2008

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

• Kuwait contines bullish run26 May 2008

  Main index piles on gains for fifth straight day, with Abu Dhabi, Bahrain and Qatar also closing higher.

• Oman posts consecutive records25 May 2008

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

• Banks drag Saudi market lower24 May 2008

  Main index ends lower for second consecutive session as lenders Samba and Saudi Fransi drop.

• Qatar continues bull run, paces Gulf markets20 May 2008

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

• UAE bond sales aim to deepen debt markets20 May 2008

  Ras Al-Khaimah prices $272mn of sukuk; Abu Dhabi unveils second bond sale.

• Qatar continues to lead Gulf markets19 May 2008

  Muscat's main index posts new multi-year high as markets acorss much of Gulf claw back losses.

• Smaller Gulf markets set pace18 May 2008

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

• Gulf shares end down on profit taking15 May 2008

  Oman and Bahrain only markets to sustain rally as investors bank profits on rising markets.

• Al Fahim Group plans IPO14 May 2008

  The Al Fahim Group, one of the largest family business groups in the UAE, is to list on the Abu Dhabi Securities Market within the next two years, according to Honorary Chairman Mohammed Al Fahim.

• Oman, Qatar hit fresh highs as other markets decline13 May 2008

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

• Banks recover losses to drive markets higher12 May 2008

  Saudi the only loser, with the rest of Gulf's markets all ending up for the day.

• Markets get week off to sluggish start11 May 2008

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

• ADX to list Japan, Taiwan ETFs by year-end11 May 2008

  Abu Dhabi bourse looks to attract foreign investors through exchange traded funds.

• Banks help Gulf markets finish week on high8 May 2008

  Abu Dhabi's benchmark led the gains, reversing a two-day losing streak to rise 0.17%.

• Saudi bourse sees sixth straight day of losses7 May 2008

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

• Kuwait bourse sets fresh lifetime high6 May 2008

  Index crosses 15,000-point mark for a second day, while Saudi benchmark falls for fifth consecutive day.

• Abu Dhabi bourse renamed6 May 2008

  ADSM to be known as Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) from today.

• Abu Dhabi bourse rebrands, eyes foreign listings6 May 2008

  Market to be known as ADX, part of drive that aims to attract foreign companies.

• Kuwait hits fresh all-time high in intraday trading4 May 2008

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

• Stocks rebound, led by developers1 May 2008

  Markets across the Gulf closed higher on Thursday to recover from the previous day's losses.

• Market fall led by banking sector30 April 2008

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

• Saudi market hits two-month high 29 April 2008

  Benchmark finishes above 10,000 points as markets across much of Gulf end day in positive territory.

• Oman and Saudi pace Gulf market gains28 April 2008

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

• Oman continues record setting streak27 April 2008

  Muscat and the UAE benchmarks the only winners as profit taking weighs on other Gulf indexes.