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Dubai : United Arab Emirates | about 1 month ago  
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  • Saudis celebrate Saudi Arabia's Independence Day at a mall in Riyadh
    Saudis celebrate Saudi Arabia's Independence Day at a mall in Riyadh
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Saudis celebrate Saudi Arabia's Independence Day at a mall in Riyadh
Most Gulf Arab bourses fell across the region on Monday, reversing the previous day's gains, as they tracked weaker global markets and drifting oil prices, with Saudi Arabia the only market to rise. "Oil is below $66 and Asian markets sold off quite sharply.
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