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Arab financial markets experienced mixed performance during Wednesday's session. Some Gulf stock indices rose, notably Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Qatar, with Kuwait increasing by 0.86% and 49.64 points, Abu Dhabi by 0.36% and 36.78 points, Dubai by 0.18%, and Qatar by 0.33%. Meanwhile, the Muscat and Bahrain stock exchanges, as well as Egyptian and Jordanian stocks, declined, with decreases ranging from 0.05% to 1.29%. Today's results clearly demonstrate a noticeable divergence between the Gulf markets, which posted gains, and the other markets that recorded declines.
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