Saudi Arabia's market ended near flat Tuesday as investors trade cautiously ahead of second-quarter earnings, with energy and agriculture and food stocks lending support. The main benchmark edged up 0.02 percent to 6,626.85 points, within 35 points of Sunday's four-week high. Food Products Co. gained 1 percent and Almarai Co. climbed 1.8 percent. Mobily advanced 2.8 percent. The petrochemical index slipped 0.2 percent and the banking index eased 0.07 percent. Elsewhere, Abu Dhabi's index climbed 0.5 percent to 2,729 points, a two-week high as banks support. Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank rose up 2.2 percent and Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank adds 2.4 percent. Dubai's index gained 0.2 percent to a two-week high of 1,559 points, but volumes slump to a three-week low. Oman's shares rose for a fourth session as investors pick up beaten-down stocks ahead of second-quarter earnings season. Oman benchmark ended 0.3 percent higher at 5,950 points, extending gains since June 28's 23-month low. Kuwait's index ended 0.3 percent higher at 6,214 points, rising for a second session since Sunday's four
