The Arab Monetary Fund Issues the 56th Edition of the "Monthly Bulletin of Arab Capital Markets" – February 2025
The Arab Monetary Fund (AMF) has issued the 56th edition of its Monthly Bulletin of Arab Capital Markets, which monitors the performance of markets during February 2025. The results indicated a mixed performance across Arab stock exchanges, in line with global market trends impacted by escalating trade tensions and increased tariffs.
The AMF’s Composite Index of Arab Capital Markets recorded a slight decline of 0.06% at the end of February 2025, due to decreased performance in seven Arab exchanges, while six markets saw an improvement in their performance indicators.
Arab financial markets ended February 2025 with a varied performance, mirroring global markets that were affected by rising concerns over a slowdown in the U.S. economy, geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine, increasing market valuations, and uncertainty stemming from trade wars and tariff hikes. The energy sector also posted negative performance, as crude oil prices declined due to oversupply.
Performance of Arab Stock Exchanges: