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Ooredoo announces interest payment for bondholders
March 18, 2014--The Qatar Exchange 20 Index advanced by 0.15 per cent to close at 11,418.76 points on Tuesday, March 18. Islamic Holding jumped 9.95 per cent to reach QAR68.50.
Ooredoo, formerly Qatar Telecom, finished flat at QAR139. Earlier in the day, Ooredoo revealed that it will distribute interest payments to the bondholders of its global medium-term
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Abu Dhabi market bounces back
Since the start of the year, the developer's share has been trading in a narrow range of AED2.50. Arkan Bulding ...
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Emaar shares approach AED10
On Monday, Emaar unveiled luxury apartments in BLVD (Boulevard) Crescent, a residential development in the heart of Downtown Dubai. BLVD Crescent features two towers of 39 and...
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National Gas and Industrialization Company gains on dividend news
Earlier in the day, the board of directors of National Gas and Industrialization Company has recommended the distribution...
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Dubai Ports World slip ahead of annual results
The world's third biggest port operator will announce its annual financial results for 2013 on Thursday, March 20. DEPA Limited, a Dubai-based interior...
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Crimea dispute felt at Riyadh bourse
Market's bellwether SABIC closed unchanged at SAR116.
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Dubai bourse buoyant on Emaar and Arabtec
Arabtec Holding, the biggest construction firm in the Middle East region, surged by 6.41 per cent to AED5.15. Emaar added 1.65 per cent to AED9.25. Gulf Finance House, an Islamic bank based out of Bahrain, lost...
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Gulf Livestock net income increases by 45 per cent
Gulf Livestock Company closed even at AED6.98. Earlier in the day, the firm said its net comprehensive income for 2013 amounted to AED42.86 million ($11.67m), up from AED29.51m ($8.04m) in the previous year.
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CBQ shareholders okay dividends with bonus shares of 20 per cent
The shares of Commercial Bank of Qatar (CBQ) closed flat at QAR75.50. Earlier in the day, the lender said the annual general assembly approved the board of directors’ recommendation to distribute a cash dividend of 20 per cent..
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Egypt introduces new rules for index, real estate funds
The changes would increase liquidity in the market and draw more local...
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March 18, 2014--The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange General Index (ADXGI) added 1.96 per cent to close at 4,824.96 points on Tuesday, March 18. Eshraq Properties was the most liquid share, closing 2.60 per cent to hit AED2.37.
March 18, 2014--The Dubai Financial Market General Index (DFMGI) gained 2.66 per cent, closing at 4,234.29 points on Tuesday, March 18. Emaar Properties jumped 5.41 per cent to reach AED9.75.
March 18, 2014--The Tadawul All Share Index fell by 0.40 per cent to 9,331.69 points on Tuesday, March 18. SABIC declined by 0.65 per cent to SAR115.50. National Gas and Industrialization rose by 1.10 per cent to reach SAR27.80.
March 17, 2014--The FTSE NASDAQ Dubai UAE 20 Index closed 2.24 per cent higher at 3,909.69 on Monday, March 17. NASDAQ Dubai-listed shares of Dubai Ports World ended down one per cent at $17.89.
March 17, 2014--The Tadawul All Share Index closed 0.12 per cent lower at 9,368.03 points on Monday, March 17, after the EU and the US threatened sanctions against Russia after the people of Crimea overwhelmingly voted in favour of joining the Russian Federation on Sunday, March 16.
March 17, 2014--The Dubai Financial Market General Index (DFMGI) gained 1.63 per cent, closing at 4,124.77 points on Monday, March 17.
March 17, 2014--The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange General Index (ADXGI) gained 1.96 per cent to close at 4,824.96 points on Sunday, March 17.
March 17, 2014--The Qatar Exchange 20 Index closed 0.62 per cent higher at 11,401.65 points on Monday, March 17.
March 15, 2014--The Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority (EFSA) has issued new rules to facilitate the creation of index and real estate funds, as well as amendments to margin trading rules, as part of efforts to attract capital back to the stock market, Reuters has reported.
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