Thu Oct 9, 4:43 AM ET KUWAIT CITY (AFP) - Most stock markets in the oil-rich Gulf states, which suffered massive losses this week, rose at the start of trading on Thursday, bolstered by a round of interest rate cuts.Shares in Kuwait, Doha and Oman made strong gains, but Abu Dhabi remained in the red and after initially opening in positive territory, the market in the booming emirate of Dubai also fell back.
The Saudi stock market, the largest in the Arab world, was closed on Thursday after a rollercoaster ride on the final day of trading this week.
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