The market cap of Arab stock exchanges reached $4.268 trillion at the end of August 2024, according to data released by the Arab Monetary Fund (AMF).
The market capitalisation amounts to a 0.52% monthly increase, equivalent to $22 billion. At the end of July 2024, Arab bourses had a market cap of $4.246 trillion.
The exchange with the largest market cap was Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul, at $2.727 trillion. It was followed by the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, which reached $763.9 billion, and the Dubai Financial Market, at $197.4 billion.
The market value of the Qatar Stock Exchange was $162.5 billion, the Boursa Kuwait was about $138.8 billion, the Casablanca Stock Exchange was $73.8 billion, the Muscat Stock Exchange was $63.8 billion, and the Egyptian Exchange was $43.36 billion.
Meanwhile, the market value of the Amman Stock Exchange was $23.7 billion, the Bahrain Bourse was $20.19 billion, the Beirut Stock Exchange was $19.2 billion, the Tunis Bourse was $8.52 billion, the Damascus Securities Exchange was $5.95 billion, and the Palestine Exchange was $4.07 billion.
