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• Qatari market continues near perfect record23 April 2008

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

• Oman's market posts second straight record21 April 2008

  Muscat's benchmark piles on gains while exchanges elsewhere in the Gulf rise slightly.

• Oman touches lifetime high20 April 2008

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

• Bumper earnings power markets to higher close16 April 2008

  All Gulf indexes end the day higher as confidence returns to markets.

• Saudi bourse sees fifth day of gains13 April 2008

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

• Kuwait continues charge while Dubai struggles9 April 2008

  Gulf stock markets post mixed results with four indexes rising and three falling.

• Kuwait index hits all-time high8 April 2008

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

• Gulf markets post mixed results7 April 2008

  Nervous investors await first quarter earnings, which will determine which way stocks trade, analysts say.

• Gulf markets get week off to strong start 6 April 2008

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

• Gulf markets follow global equity rally2 April 2008

  Benchmark indexes across region pile on gains as markets in the US, Asia and Europe all rise.

• Markets claw back losses 1 April 2008

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

• Gulf markets hit by fears of global slowdown30 March 2008

  Dubai posts worst loss in three months, Abu Dhabi and Saudi follow suit.

• Stocks across much of Gulf continue losing streak26 March 2008

  Uncertainty over global markets keeps investors away as volume recedes.

• UAE, Saudi markets claw back some losses 25 March 2008

  Global equity rebound helps three indexes break horror losing streak.

• GCC markets fall as insecurity rises24 March 2008

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

• Trading dries up as Gulf markets continue fall23 March 2008

  Investors await first quarter results and remain on edge over global slowdown.

• Gulf markets rebound on Fed cut19 March 2008

  Kuwait leads the charge, but Saudi and Dubai unable to shake off concerns of global slowdown.

• Markets post mixed results ahead of Fed cut18 March 2008

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

• Shock US rate cut sparks further market turmoil17 March 2008

  Markets across Gulf suffer worst losses in months on fears global slowdown may spread.

• Markets continue slump ahead of Fed cut16 March 2008

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

• Gulf markets rebound12 March 2008

  Stocks across region push markets to higher close, bar Saudi which drops for fifth time in six days.

• Gulf stocks hit by US recession fears10 March 2008

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

• LSE names Qatar as Gulf partner9 March 2008

  London Stock Exchange to supply Doha with services and technology to develop regional financial market.

• Gulf markets to withstand global slowdown25 February 2008

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

• Kuwait, Abu Dhabi and Qatar best markets to invest24 February 2008

  And banks and telecom companies the most attractive industries, Morgan Stanley says.