What happens in the Gulf stock markets?

The performance of Gulf stock indicators varied during trading today, with the return of uncertainty in the global financial and commodity markets, after the United States increased the trade war with China and other countries. The stock indicators swing in the Saudi, Dubai and Qatar stock exchanges between the decline and the height, while the Abu Dhabi stock exchange index climbed and the indicators of Muscat, Bahrain and Kuwait took off. What is the most important factor affecting the markets? Mohamed Ali Yassin, CEO of “Oracle Consulting and Financial Investments”, believes that the binding of the wave markets with world markets is ‘psychological’ and does not affect the basic factors that are still strong in the wave. In an interview with “Al -Sharq”, Yassin pointed out that the most prominent factor affecting the markets during the current period is oil prices, which is falling due to concerns about the growth of the global economy, in light of a trade war aimed at reducing economic growth in China, the largest oil consumer in the world. Oil prices continued with the sharp declining wave that led to its lowest levels in four years, Brent ruol fell 4.9%, low of $ 60 level for the important psychological barrel for investors, and this is the first time the global standard has reached this level. “The effects of the decisions made by the US administration bear its greatest burden on macro economic and free trade today, and thus influence the growth. Decisions are aimed at delaying the growth of local product in China and some other countries competing with the United States. -West … vary, “according to what Yassin said. He added that what raises more concern in its position than the stock markets is the bond markets that sold strongly today, after Trump’s decisions came into effect, because ordinary investors in the debt markets are the institutions of heavy. And if their position is negative about the decisions, it will have more consequences than the financial markets. The horizon of the shares of large oil companies in the Golf Yassin said that the shares of companies such as “Aramco” in Saudi Arabia, “Bruges” in Abu Dhabi and the companies associated with the UAE “adnoc”, which are the largest components of their markets, will eventually be able to absorb. He justified this by saying that “the ownership of a company like Aramco is in the hands of the Saudi government, therefore the government will not feel upset and sell the arrow, but whoever does so is the small investor or investor borrowed and for sale to pay his debt every time the negative impact on market passes is, I think these shares can keep their current prices.” He added that the most important thing is now the impact of these low prices (oil) on the profits of these businesses, and that is what we will see in the results advertising, especially the first quarter. “This is one of the few times we say that the first quarterly numbers are not important, but most importantly are the expectations of companies for what will happen in the second and third term based on the current situation,” according to Yassin. He pointed out that analysts are currently asking about the impact of current trading developments on the basic factors of companies. How will the different sectors be affected? Some sectors of the wave markets, especially those who depend on their activities in the local market, such as’ Salik ‘,’ Dua ‘and the Emirati’ & E group, and perhaps some businesses in the education sector, will not be much influenced by the continued developments. “As long as there is growth in the population, these businesses will be able to maintain their profitable growth rates. The problem is whether these businesses have money from banks or financial enterprises to implement their development plans, it may not be to raise these funds so easily or the price expected for them,” according to the CEO. The decline in the markets offers opportunities that prevail above the high wealth in the wave stock markets, without going into many investors who want to participate, but the continued decline for a longer period will lead to falling fools to appropriate levels, which, according to Yassin, will create opportunities to build centers. “Determining the access point is important. It should not be urgent because I think the opportunity is still present unless there is a change in the policy that this problem of the Trump administration has begun. But if the pressure on the economy of the world still sees that there will be opportunities, we cannot build the lower point so that the investor starts to build the centers in different periods.”