test Amman - Arab stock markets tumbled across the board on Tuesday amid panic selling by investors, who came under psychological pressures from plummeting global markets and the unfolding eurozone debt crisis, according to financial analysts. The plunge was led by the Saudi and Egyptian stock exchanges where benchmarks lost more than 6 per cent. 'This panic cannot be justified in a logical way,' said Hisham Abu Jamea, financial analyst at the Riyadh-based Bakheet...
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