Gulf Stocks Close Higher, Led by UAE Markets
Major Gulf markets closed higher Monday. Dubai and Abu Dhabi each gained around 1%, while Qatar and Saudi Arabia advanced 0.9%. Emaar Properties rose 2.4% and ADNOC Gas climbed 4%.
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