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Slow and steady start for Nasdaq Dubai futures
September 2, 2016--Cautious traders opted to wait before taking positions on a new product.
Source: Zawya.com
Gulf shares set to end week on soft note
September 1, 1016--Stock markets in the Gulf look set to end the week mostly lower on Thursday as global bourses fell and oil prices dropped further overnight.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan is down 0.5 percent, while Brent oil futures, which traded as high $50.76 a week ago, are down about 7 percent...
Source: AMEInfo
DGCX Ends Summer on a High Note
September 1, 2016--Records the highest Year-To-Date volumes since inception, growing 43% from last year.
Records the highest Open Interest positions on 29th August valued at over US$ 8 billion.
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Now provides full-depth market data to support sophisticated trading strategies.
Source: DGCX
'Massive demand' greets Saudi bond sale
August 31, 2016--Intense interest in first international debt issuance drives planning beyond $15bn October auction
Source: FT.com
Gulf may have weak tone
August 25, 2016--Gulf stock markets may have a weak tone on Thursday after Saudi Arabia and Dubai fell sharply in late trade on Wednesday, showing continued pressure to exit stocks from investors concerned by the region's economic slowdown and austerity steps.
Source: AMEInfo.com
Gulf may move sideways, few positive factors
August 24, 2016--Gulf stock markets may move sideways on Wednesday with few positive factors to spur buying.
Most major indexes in the region closed well off their lows on Tuesday as blue chips were bought, suggesting the slide of the past several days might be ending.
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Source: AMEInfo.com
Gulf continues sliding as oil sags
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Source: AMEInfo
EY: New GCC regulations set to strengthen capital markets DMS-Frontier Markets: Lebanon's Hopeful Future
The byproduct of that war has been a massive influx of refugees which has placed a great strain on Lebanon's economy. GDP growth, as can be expected, has plunged from 10% in 2008 to about 1% year over year in 2015. I imagine it will keep its downward trajectory as long as the Syrian war continues.
Source: Peter Kohli, CEO, DMS Funds
Gulf may be soft after oil, global bourses pull back
Source: AMEInfo
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August 23, 2016--The index in Abu Dhabi, which tends to be less volatile than most other Gulf markets and did not rise sharply earlier this month when they did, was flat
August 23, 2016--The MENA region witnessed six IPOs in Q2 2016m, collectively raising $397.2 million, a 40% decrease in volume.
August 22, 2016--Preview:
All we ever get to read about Lebanon has to do with death and destruction. First it was the civil war that ended in 1990 and devastated the country, and now even though peace is within its borders. the country has to contend with the conflict in Syria.
August 22, 2016--Saudi Arabia's index, last at 6,212 points, is close to confirming a break of technical support on its early August low of 6,226 points.
