Middle East Stock Market Closing Report|On Sunday (April 26), Oman MSM 30 Index closed down 0.44%, marking six consecutive days of decline (down 2.59% since trading ended on April 16), closing at 8,123.73 points. On April 16, it had climbed to 8,388.28 points—approaching the September 29, 2008 peak of 8,563.41 points and the July 8, 2008 peak of 11,957.75 points.
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