Algiers – Arab stock markets demonstrated strong performance in the third quarter of 2025, according to the Arab Monetary Fund’s (AMF) composite index. The index, which tracks the performance of key exchanges across the region, registered an increase of approximately 6 percent year-on-year.
The positive trend reflects a period of growth and stability in the Arab financial landscape. Several factors contributed to this upward trajectory, with accommodative monetary policies implemented by central banks playing a significant role.
These policies, designed to stimulate economic activity, involved measures such as lowering interest rates and increasing liquidity in the financial system. The impact of these measures was felt across various sectors, boosting investor confidence and driving market capitalization upwards.
Analysts suggest that the improved performance also reflects broader economic reforms underway in several Arab nations. These reforms aim to diversify economies, attract foreign investment, and enhance competitiveness. While challenges remain, the overall outlook for Arab stock markets appears positive, with expectations of continued growth in the coming quarters.
The AMF’s index serves as a crucial benchmark for investors and policymakers alike, providing valuable insights into the health and direction of Arab capital markets. The Q3 2025 results underscore the resilience and potential of these markets in a dynamic global economy.
