Tunisia can overthrow old capital markets order
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By Gary Kleiman Over a decade after its Jasmine Revolution ousted a dictator and set the political and economic tone ...
Russia-Ukraine Reels Second-Tier Swathe
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Back in the 1990s, strolling to a stock exchange conference in central Bishkek, the then-head of Kazakhstan’s central bank declared ...
Iran’s Raisi Sidesteps Economic Revamp Race
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Global attention is on the long-choreographed election of US-sanctioned hardline cleric Ebrahim Raisi as Iran’s president and the ongoing talks ...
Solidere Stock Conjures Dystopian Safe Haven
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The Beirut Stock Exchange is up more than 100% over the past year on the MSCI Frontier Index, triple the ...
Israel Spasm Pierces Market Parallel Universe
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The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, after a brief fall, ended down only 0.5% during the first week of the conflict, ...
Ship and Stocks Grounded in Egypt
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As the world watches the containership Ever Given stuck in the Suez Canal, emerging markets investors navigate the divergence in ...
Egypt the Rage in North Africa Anger Bout
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The Cairo Stock Exchange has advanced this year more than 5% in USD terms on the MSCI Index, while neighbors ...
The Gulf’s Painful Petrol Passages
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With global headlines focused on Lebanon’s growing economic crisis and the formalization of Israeli-UAE relations, the oil price- and pandemic-induced ...
Central Asia-Caucuses’ Seared Stargazing
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The World Bank’s Central Asia/Caucasus review depicted “dark skies” for the region with a recession worse than the global financial ...
Iran’s Banking Sickness Swoon
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Iran, presumably through the conduit of close Chinese business and diplomatic ties, has been among the earliest and most severe ...