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(Updates to closing prices, analyst comment) By Ateeq Shariff Oct 15 (Reuters) — Gulf markets ended lower on Thursday as the Houthis threatened more attacks on Saudi Arabia, putting the country's benchmark index on track for a sixth weekly loss. The Saudi index dropped 0.3%, pulled down by a 3.1% slide in ACWA Power Co
Qatar fell 0.3%, Abu Dhabi slipped 0.1% and Dubai was flat, while Saudi Arabia rose 1.1%. Investors weighed US-Iran talks, Strait of Hormuz disruptions and easing oil supply concerns.
Most Gulf stock markets closed lower on Tuesday, with investors balancing geopolitical risks from US-Iran talks and Strait of Hormuz disruptions against easing oil supply concerns and stronger risk sentiment. The Qatari index (GNRI) fell 0.3%.