Due to differences in natural endowments and economic structure，the impact of low oil prices on Middle East oil-exporting countries and oil-importing countries are not the same. Low oil prices improve the current account balance and fiscal situation of oil importing countries while deteriorate the current account balance and fiscal situation of the oil-exporting countries. Low oil prices increased banking exposure risks，but the banking system still remains resilient. Low oil prices weaken the stock market and other capital market but these markets still remain optimistic. Low oil prices led to the fall of FDI，sovereign wealth funds and project finance market，but market potential is still high. All in all，in the near term，the impact of low oil price on Middle East financial and investment market are controllable. However，if the oil price goes down for longer time，it is not optimistic for Middle East financial and investment market.