Most Gulf stock markets performed poorly on Monday as investors remained cautious ahead of key US economic data that could shape interest rate expectations. Investors are closely watching the release of US inflation and labor market data, as these figures will influence the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates. In this climate, investors are choosing to hold their positions, fearing market volatility. Analysts note that any unexpected data could lead to sharp fluctuations in stock prices. The Gulf stock markets, closely tied to the global economy, are particularly sensitive to the Fed's decisions.
