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UPDATE 5: Emaar stocks rise 2.9%, while Saudi index closes almost unchanged.
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UPDATE 7: Bullish comments about economic prospects lift stocks.
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Saudi Arabia's benchmark TASI closes at 6,371 points, up 0.89 percent.
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UPDATE 5: DFM closes 1.4% higher at 2,297 points, outperforms all other GCC markets.
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UPDATE 5: Expected good Q3 results push index higher, while Qatar, Dubai close down.
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UPDATE 3: Etisalat rises 0.8%, while First Gulf Bank up 1.7%, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait end up.
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UPDATE 4: Emaar rises 2.7%, while First Gulf Bank up 4.1%, Saudi ends lower.
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New report says region has seen 84% less issues so far in 2009, compared to same period last year.
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UPDATE 4: Shares end 0.5% lower, while Zain stocks soar 7.8% on Indian stake bid.
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All-share TASI index closed 0.9 percent lower at 6,265 points on Saturday.
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Qatar Financial Centre non-exec director says the inter-rivalry would play itself out.
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UPDATE 5: Emaar rises 0.5%, while First Gulf Bank leads Abu Dhabi higher.
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UPDATE 4: Emaar and Union Properties add 2.5% and 2% respectively, while Kuwait and Qatar fall.
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UPDATE 6: Firm's stocks end 3.1% higher after AED130m deal, while Saudi benchmark advances.
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Regional sentiment report shows improvement for second month running.
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UPDATE 6: Weakness in global stocks and falling oil prices weighs on regional sentiment.
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UPDATE 7: UAE indexes recover from bad start to advance while Saudi index also rises.
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News of brokered deal between Saad Group and local creditors peps bank stocks.
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UPDATE 2: Emaar Properties falls 2.9% as Dubai's index drops 0.9%; Qatar declines.
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UPDATE 2: Ongoing merger speculation and strong trading volumes lift market.
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