Tunisia’s Raw Revolutionary Sentiments
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Tunisian stocks on the third Arab Spring anniversary ended with a 10 percent MSCI index loss, with heavyweight bank listings ...
Dubai’s Exponential Revival Reverie
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UAE shares up 90 percent further dominated the Gulf cohort as Dubai won the host competition for World Expo 2020 ...
Iran’s Suspended Sanctions Believers
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The Tehran Stock Exchange extended its post-Rouhani election advance and the currency firmed from 30,000 to the dollar on a ...
Egypt’s Counterintuitive Counterrevolutionary Count
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Egyptian stocks moved toward positive as S&P raised the sovereign rating to B after nonstop post-Mubarak downgrades in recognition of ...
Iraq’s Reconstructed Bond Argument
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The Iraqi Prime Minister began a US visit as post-military pullout security already suffering from regular Baghdad bombings was aggravated ...
North Africa’s Dusty Machinery Machinations
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North African stock markets struggled to overcome single-digit losses as other main and frontier index components turned positive or consolidated ...
The Gulf’s Rich Sovereign Wealth Welter
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With Gulf financial markets standing out in the region and broader universe heading into the last quarter, sovereign wealth fund ...
The Middle East’s Suspended Syria Senses
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Regional capital markets tentatively retraced as a US-threatened military operation against selected Syrian targets was put on hold pending a ...
Iran’s Rowhani Rowboat Leaks
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The Tehran stock exchange continued its double-digit advance as perceived reformer Rowhani, with a sudden youth and former “green” movement ...
Tunisia’s Importuning Immolation Pact
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Tunisian stocks were ambivalent as a 2-year $1.75 billion IMF standby was reached by the Islamic party-led government just prior ...