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Irrespective of all my efforts to avoid chuckle-heads in life, and cardamoms in Biryani, I fail time and again.
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Mideast Stocks: Gulf markets mixed; Saudi stocks hardest hit on Aramco attack

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By Ateeq Shariff
| Zawya Verified
Gulf stock markets closed mixed on Wednesday, with Saudi shares leading losses after an attack on Saudi Aramco headquarters deepened fears of an escalating conflict between the kingdom and Yemen's Houthis. Saudi Arabia's benchmark index fell 1.7%, weighed down by 2% declines in both Saudi National Bank, the country's largest lender by assets, and Al Rajhi Bank. Aramco shares down 1.6%.
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Mideast Stocks: Saudi stocks slip after attack on Aramco building; Gulf markets mixed

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By Ateeq Shariff
| Zawya Verified
Major Gulf stock markets were mixed in early trade on Wednesday, with Saudi shares falling after an attack on a Saudi Aramco site heightened concerns over the escalating conflict between the kingdom and Yemen's Houthis. Saudi Arabia's benchmark index fell 0.7%, dragged down by a 1.3% drop in Saudi National Bank, the country's biggest lender by assets. Aramco shed 0.5%.
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Mideast Stocks: Saudi rebound lifts most Gulf bourses as markets weigh regional risks

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By Ateeq Shariff
| Zawya Verified
Most Gulf bourses closed higher on Tuesday, with Saudi Arabia's benchmark index snapping a four-session losing streak, even as the kingdom extended the closure of Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport until Saturday. A spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition said on Tuesday that civilians would soon be warned to evacuate a site in Yemen's Sanaa ahead of a special operation. The Saudi index rose 0.3%, helped by a 1.8% gain in Saudi National Bank, the country's biggest lender by assets.
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