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International oil prices continue to weaken, putting pressure on financial markets in the Gulf region. On December 25th, stock indices in Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Qatar all experienced slight declines, with some banking, real estate, and energy sector heavyweight stocks performing poorly. During the Christmas holiday period, foreign participation was insufficient, and market trading also appeared somewhat subdued.
What is more noteworthy is the predicament of oil prices themselves. Oil prices had already declined slightly in the previous trading day, and the overall performance for the year marked the most severe decline since 2020. For Gulf countries that are highly dependent on energy export revenues, the pressure on financial markets is a natural consequence.
However, not all markets are declining. The stock markets in Kuwait and Oman actually saw slight increases, indicating that there are still structural opportunities within this adjustment. Traders can continue to observe the subsequent performance of these markets and whether international oil prices can stabilize.