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    <title>Last minutes speculations undo Saudi and Dubai gains</title>
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        Last minutes speculation at Dubai Financial Market forced the index to lose its 4% gains to close down by 0.50% below 3000 points at 2917 points.
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        Except for the strong rebound of Tadawul and the slight rise of Dubai by 0.33%, other Gulf markets continued to witness heavy losses. Yesterday also saw the resignation of Bassam Al Ghanim head of Gulf Bank in Kuwait.
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        Emaar's limited purchase of 200,000 shares, worth Dhs1.1m, led the Dubai Finance Market (DFM) into decline on Monday, with it falling 5.8% at a time when angry traders were looking for strong a rebound for shares across the index.
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        Gulf stock markets fell sharply yesterday and trading stopped on Kuwait's Gulf Bank. Gulf stock markets started the week on a sharp decline after international markets closed. 
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        Saudi market Tadawul fell sharply yesterday by 8.7% ahead of a scheduled meeting of GCC Finance ministers and central bank governors in Riyadh to discuss the current financial crisis.
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