Selling pressure deepens in Middle East and Africa markets
Istanbul, October 26 (Hibya) - The EMEA region recorded sharp losses, with markets in Egypt and Saudi Arabia declining.
A review of stock markets in the Middle East and Africa shows significant losses, particularly in indices based in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Egypt's leading EGX 30 index fell sharply by 3.56 percent to 49,234.35 points, while Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share index lost 2.65 percent to reach 9,438.50 points. In African markets, South Africa's South Africa Top 40 index declined 0.55 percent to 99,990.91 points, while Morocco's Moroccan All Shares index fell 0.47 percent, trading at 17,054.31 points.
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