Amman - Arab stock markets closed the week lower amid pressure from the global market slump, a gloomy outlook for the world economic recovery and falling oil prices, financial analysts said Friday. They expected the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, which started on Wednesday, to fuel the negative sentiment which already dominates regional bourses. 'We believe Arab stock markets, particularly in the Gulf region, will continue to reflect what happens...
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