Shares dipped across the Middle East Sunday as the region's exchanges were among the first global markets to open since the historic downgrade.
Israel's stock market fell more than 6%, and the Tel Aviv 25 Index ended the trading day down 6.99%.
The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) General Index fell 3.7% on Sunday. And the General Index on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange lost 2.5%.
In Saudi Arabia, the Tadawul All-Share Index gained less than 0.1% after dropping nearly 5.5% Saturday.
Analysts predict more slides as markets in other countries open Monday at the beginning of the work week there.
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