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Local retail investors turn bearish on QSE
October 10, 2016--The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday edged down two points, despite stronger selling in the insurance, industrials and telecom counters.
Source: Zawya.com
GCC bond market to continue gaining momentum-experts
October 9, 2016--GCC bond market expected to witness continued increase in the volume of issuances.
Increased demand from international investors due to relative stability and appealing spreads.
Performance of GCC corporate bonds remain subdued compared to High Growth Markets around the world.
Source: AMEInfo.com
Growth stalls in major GCC economies: weaker new business to blame
October 6, 2016--The non-oil private sector growth in major GCC economies has stalled on the back of sluggish new business activity.
Expansion in Saudi Arabia's non-oil economy hit a three-month low in September with a subdued demand and easing employment, according to a survey by Dubai's Emirates NBD.
Source: AMEInfo.com
Gulf stock markets may consolidate in low turnover
October 5, 2016--Stock markets in the Gulf may consolidate on Wednesday with firm oil prices providing support but the approach of third-quarter corporate earnings announcements keeping many investors on the sidelines.
Source: AMEInfo
Weekly economic update: Across MENA this week
October 5, 2016--The fireworks on global stock markets after the dovish measures by the Fed and the BoJ did not last long, as a new banking crisis is unraveling in Europe, with Deutsche Bank in the eye of the storm after the US authorities threatened to impose a USB 14bn fine.
Source: AME Info
World Bank-Economic and Social Inclusion Helps Prevent Violent Extremism and Contribute to Growth in the Middle East and North Africa
October 5, 2016--Against the backdrop of a slowing global economy, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is expected to grow at an average of 2.3 percent this year, half a percentage point lower than last year, according to the latest issue of the World Bank's MENA Economic Monitor.
Low oil prices, which are expected to be in the $50-60 a barrel range through the end of the decade, have dampened growth among the region's oil exporters, especially the Gulf countries, which are forecast to grow at only 1.6 percent in 2016. Regional growth is expected to improve slightly to 3.1 and 3.5 percent over the next two years, as governments across the region continue to undertake reforms and diversify their economies away from oil.
Source: World Bank
Foreigners own $12bln in market value on Abu Dhabi Exchange
October 4, 2016--The market value of shares owned by foreign nationals in Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) has reached Dh44.6 billion by August 2016.
Source: Zawya
DGCX volumes surge 40%
October 3, 2016--Exchange Open Interest hits new record high of over $9.1b in September
Volumes on the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) touched close to 14.76 million contracts, growing 40 per cent from same period last year.
Source: SEC.gov
Middle East stock markets may be sluggish after Saudi's tumble
October 3, 2016--Middle Eastern stock markets may be sluggish on Monday after Saudi Arabia plunged on Sunday because of concern over the impact of government austerity measures and the risk of more such steps.
Source: AMEInfo.com
Saudi remains weak despite oil rally, rest of Gulf firm
September 29, 2016--An overnight rally in oil prices after an OPEC production deal helped lift most Gulf stock markets in early trade on Thursday but Saudi Arabia's bourse contined to drop. Saudi petrochemical shares, which make up roughly one-quarter of the market's capitalisation, jumped after Brent oil surged over $48 a barrel.
Source: AMEInfo.com
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