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MIDEAST STOCKS-Qatar rises again in early trade, Gulf markets soft
April 10, 2018-- Qatar's stock index kept rising on Tuesday after several blue-chip firms raised foreign ownership limits, though other Gulf markets were weak.
The Qatar index lifted 0.2 percent in early trade, building on a 1.8-percent gain on Monday.
Source: Zawya.com
Saudi exchange counting on foreign funds to aid Aramco IPO, chief says
April 8, 2018--Saudi Arabia's stock exchange expects an influx of foreign funds to smooth the listing of national oil firm Saudi Aramco, despite concern among some analysts about whether the market can absorb the huge offer, the exchange's chief executive said on Sunday.
Source: Reuters
MIDEAST STOCKS-Gulf stocks mainly positive, Saudi continues rebound
April 5, 2018--Gulf stock markets were mainly in positive territory on Thursday, with Saudi Arabia's index continuing to rebound after several days of profit-taking.
The Saudi index was up 0.6 percent, with United International Transportation Co up 2.2 percent and loss-making Saudi Arabian home furnishings maker Al Sorayai Trading climbing 2.2 percent.
Source: Zawya.com
Ministry Of Economy And Industry And The Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange Are Launching A New Index: TA-Industrials-The Index Comprises More Than 80 Industrial Companies From A Range Of Israeli Economic Sectors
April 4, 2018--The board of directors of The Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) approved (March 29, 2018) the launch of a new equity index in conjunction with the Ministry of Economy and Industry.
The new index- TA-Industrials Index-comprises more than 80 listed companies from various industry sectors across the board and will facilitate investment in the growth opportunities inherent in Israeli industry.
Source: mondovisione.com
MIDEAST STOCKS-Money flows back into Saudi, Emaar keeps falling in Dubai
April 4, 2018--Buyers returned to the Saudi Arabian stock market on Wednesday as blue chips attracted interest again after several days of profit-taking that followed FTSE Russell's decision to upgrade Riyadh to emerging market status.
Source: Zawya.com
MIDEAST STOCKS-Egypt falls on failed buyout offer, Gulf mostly lower
April 3, 2018-- Egyptian stocks fell on Tuesday, hit by a plunge in index heavyweight Global Telecom after the company's majority shareholder withdrew a buyout offer, while Saudi Arabia stabilised after three days of falls.
Source: Zawya.com
Monthly markets round-up: Saudi's attempt to woo passive funds pays first big dividend
April 2, 2018--About $2.2billion of investment into Saudi equities is expected, following Tadawul's inclusion onto FTSE Russell's secondary emerging market index.
Saudi Arabia's stock exchange, Tadawul, saw its index rise 6 percent during the month of March as investors anticipated that it would be included onto the secondary FTSE Russell emerging market index.
Source: Zawya.com
The Capital Market Authority announces the listing of the debt instruments issued by the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
April 1, 2018--Proceeding from the CMA's program 〉Financial Leadership 2020 〉 to achieve Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, and in an endeavor to develop the debt instruments market, and in order to introduce financial instruments that serve the needs of different investor categories, and based on the Capital Market Law issued by the Royal Decree Number (M/30) Dated 2/6/1424H,
the CMA Board has issued its resolution approving the listing request of the debt instruments issued by the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia submitted by the Ministry of Finance with a total value of (204,385,000,000) SAR detailed as follow:
Source: Capital Market Authority
DGCX Shari'ah Compliant Spot Gold Sees World-Record Volumes on the First Day of Trading
April 1, 2018--The GCC's first and the world's only Shari'ah Compliant Spot Gold contract (DGSG), was listed on the DGCX on March 29th. The contract opened with world-record Exchange traded Shari'ah Compliant Gold volumes on the first day of trading.
The product traded volume of 84 Kilograms worth USD 3.56 million, on its opening day. The contract's launch follows months of planning and preparation for the DGCX, the region's largest and most diversified derivative bourse.
Source: Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX)
Push for global standard leaves Sukuk market at a crossroads
March 30, 2018--Islamic finance market is torn between need to innovate and desire for a global standard
Source: FT.com
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