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MIDEAST STOCKS-Qatar rises slightly in early trade, coming off 5-yr low
September 19, 2017--Qatar's stock index came slightly off a five-year low in early trade on Tuesday while most other markets in the region moved little.
Source: Zawya.com
Egypt to determine Eurobond currency, issuance date in 2 weeks
September 19, 2017-- Egypt expects to determine the currency of its next Eurobond issuance within two weeks, finance minister Amr El-Garhy told Reuters on Tuesday.
Garhy said the ministry is looking to issue Euro-denominated Eurobonds to fulfill short-term obligations and to diversify its currency basket.
Source: Zawya.com
Toronto Stock Exchange seeks partnerships with Gulf bourses
September 19, 2017--The Toronto Stock Exchange, which is vying to host Saudi Aramco's overseas listing, is exploring partnerships with bourses in the Gulf to help it tap into energy privatisations there.
Source: Zawya.com
Egypt to return to debt markets in November
September 18, 2017--Cairo will also move ahead with $10bn eurobond programme next year.
Source: Meed
MIDEAST STOCKS-Qatar's decline intensifies as insurer's Abu Dhabi branch shut
September 18, 2017--Qatar's stock index was down again on Monday as shares in Qatar Insurance tumbled after it announced the closure of its Abu Dhabi branch because of the region's diplomatic crisis.
Source: Zawya.com
Qatar hits 5-year low as diplomatic rift hits firms
September 18, 2017--Qatar's stock index hit a five-year low on Monday because of a fresh sign that a diplomatic dispute in the region was starting to inflict long-term damage on some of its companies.
Source: Zawya.com
Kuwait says stock market offering for first PPP project in Q1 2018
September 11, 2017--Kuwait said on Monday that it is expected to offer shares of its first public-private partnership project to investors on the Kuwait stock exchange in the first quarter of 2018.
Source: Zawya.com
MIDEAST STOCKS-Much of Gulf may fall on Korea tensions, oil rebound may aid Saudi
September 6, 2017--Stock markets in most Gulf countries may slip on Wednesday as Asian stocks have tracked Wall Street's slide overnight, but an overnight rebound in crude oil prices could support Saudi Arabia's bourse, which has been closed for a week.
Source: Zawya.com
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