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Saudi underperforms Gulf as Fed decision hits banks
September 20, 2015--Saudi banks drop after Fed keeps rate unchanged
United Cooperative Assurance tumbles on Binladin claim
Egypt falls after central bank chooses not to cut rate
Markets to close for Eid this week
Gulf stock markets were mixed on Sunday, responding to weaker oil prices and the decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve to leave interest rates unchanged. Egypt's market suffered after its central bank also kept rates on hold.
Source: Zawya
Middle East markets mixed over Fed's decision to withhold US interest rates hike
September 20, 2015--Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman were up,
but bourses in Dubai, Saudi Arabia and Egypt fell.
Source: AMEInfo
Saudi underperforms Gulf as Fed decision hits banks
September 20, 2015--Gulf stock markets were mixed on Sun, responding to weaker oil prices and the decision by US to
leave interest rates unchanged. Egypt's market suffered.
Source: Zawya.com
Palestine Exchange in the FTSE Frontier Markets Index
September 16, 2015--The FTSE Russell Governance Board approved the promotion of the Palestine Exchange to Frontier market status within the FTSE Country Classification scheme starting September 2016.
This promotion to Frontier Market status is a reflection of Palestine Exchange ability to meet the FTSE group qualities of markets criteria and a result of the continued improvement in corporate governance, operational integrity and transparency in Palestine's capital markets.
Source: Palestine Exchange
Gulf investor sentiment towards Saudi Arabia jumps-Invesco study
September 14, 2015--Gulf investors are increasingly planning to invest in Saudi Arabia on the back of confidence in its long-term economic performance and its opening to direct foreign investment, Invesco Asset Management said on Monday.
In its annual Middle East asset management study, the division of Invesco Ltd said the marked shift in opinion about deploying capital in Saudi Arabia came despite concerns over the immediate impact on the kingdom of lower oil prices.
Source: Zawya.com
Gulf investors may remain cautious due to oil, Fed
September 14, 2015--Equity investors in the Gulf may remain cautious about opening new positions on Monday, with oil prices falling again and global markets wobbling ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.
Brent crude slipped 0.7 percent by 0500 GMT as weakening demand weighed on markets, although U.S. futures, down just 0.1 percent, received some support from reduced American drilling.
Source: Zawya
FTSE upgrades Qatar to secondary emerging market
September 13, 2015--FTSE Russel, the global leader in indexing, has upgraded Qatari market to Secondary Emerging Market.
Following its September 2015 annual review, FTSE announced Qatar will be promoted from Frontier to Secondary Emerging since the market meets the criteria required for the upgrade.
Source: www.thepeninsulaqatar.com
Pondering the highs and lows of Egypt's bourse
September 10, 2015--In the two years since the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi, officials have struggled to dig Egypt out of its economic rut.
Tourism, foreign investment and growth had all but dried up, while poverty and unemployment rates inched scarily upward. But the stock market seemed to be marching to the beat of a different drum.
Source: Zawya
Egypt: Country Bourse Gains Egp 5.6 Billion, Index Up By 2.03 Percent
September 9, 2015-- The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) indices rebounded at the close of Thursday's trading backed by
intensive purchases from Arab and foreign investors.
Source: AffAfrica.com
Bahrain oil price average hits $54 in eight months
September 3, 2015--This is roughly $6 less than estimated price,
which means there is a shortage in country's estimated revenue.
Source: AMEinfo
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