What are the factors of supporting the Gulf stock exchanges in the second half of the year?

Financial markets in the Arab Gulf await local and external stimuli and external stimuli that can support their performance in the second half of this year, according to Davi Arora, head of the Department of Portfolios in ‘Guarantee of Investment’. In an interview with Al -Sharq, Arra identified the external stimuli with trade agreements reached, and those expected to be concluded between the United States and other countries, which would avoid higher definitions of customs, in addition to the expectations of the US federal lower interest rates and the progress of the Gulf -central banks in its footsteps, which will reflect on the vendor, and thus. activity. He pointed out that local incentives are different from country to another, and its impact on financial markets will be linked to the rate of growth in the non -oil sector for each country and at oil prices. He believed that the UAE markets, especially the Dubai Financial Market, could be the most beautiful among the wave markets, due to the decline in the repetitions of its share profit, and the expectation of the growth of non -oil activities that are through the population increase and the addition of new sectors.