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Most Gulf stock markets fall as Tehran-Washington talks stall
Most Gulf stock markets declined amid a deadlock between Tehran and Washington, according to reports. Al Arabiya noted that talks between the two sides have stalled, while Egypt's stock exchange rose 1.5%.
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- Reuters attributed the decline in most Gulf stock markets to a deadlock between Tehran and Washington.
«تراجع معظم أسواق الأسهم بالخليج وسط جمود بين طهران وواشنطن»
Reuters - Al Arabiya linked the drop in Gulf shares to stalled talks between Washington and Tehran.
«أسهم الخليج تتراجع مع تعثر محادثات واشنطن وطهران»
العربية - Egypt's stock exchange rose 1.5%, bucking the trend in Gulf markets.
«وبورصة مصر ترتفع 1.5%»
العربية - Mal newspaper reported that the decline affected most markets at the close.
«تراجع معظم أسواق الأسهم في الخليج عند الإغلاق»
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