Israeli Shares Rise Most in Mideast While Egypt Slips: Inside EM.

(Bloomberg) -- Israeli equities climbed the most in the Middle East as dual-listed firms caught up with U.S. gains from Thursday. MIDDLE EASTERN MARKETS: Egypt's EGX 30 falls 1% Commercial International Bank 0.9%; Eastern Co. -0.8%; Talaat Moustafa Group -0.9% Cleopatra Hospital rises 5.3% Read: Cleopatra Board Approves Acquisition of Alameda Healthcare Dubai Financial Market General Index fell 0.5% DXB Entertainments extends losses to about 18% since Dec. 20, when Meraas Holding LLC offered to delist the troubled park operator Damac Properties closes 3.5% lower Read: Damac Sees UAE Property Market Recovery in Two Years, Zawya Says Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share Index rises 0.4% Sabic +0.8%; Saudi Kayan +3.6%; Al Rajhi Bank +0.3% Aramco erases earlier loses, closing 0.1% higher after the Saudi Energy Minister announced it discovered 4 oil and gas fields in the kingdom Read: Saudi Aramco Discovers 4 Oil and Gas Fields in Kingdom: SPA ©2020 Bloomberg L.P. [Extracted from the article]