Dubai Financial Market, the only Arab stock market to sell shares to the public, has announced that its full-year profit dropped 43% as the global financial crisis slowed its trading volume, Bloomberg has reported. Net income fell to Dhs346.6m ($94.4m), or 0.04 dirhams a share, from Dhs605m, or 0.08 dirhams a share, a year earlier, DFM said.
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