The Middle East’s Mechanical Morose Murmurs
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Mideast stock exchanges were depressed even before general market selloffs as MSCI’s decision to finally graduate the UAE and Qatar ...
Egypt’s Morsi Plea Rejections
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Egyptian shares and the pound were down double-digits as parliamentary election scheduling was further complicated by a Supreme Court finding ...
The UAE’s Towering Debt Tip-Over
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The UAE triumphed over MENA stock markets with a 45 percent gain through May after a flurry of big debt ...
Israel’s Unleavened Coalition Recipes
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Israeli shares broke their funk as prime minister Netanyahu assembled a last-minute coalition before the electoral deadline, arrival of US ...
Dubai’s Islamic Hub Hullabaloo
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UAE shares were up 25 percent through February, far outpacing low single-digit Gulf gains elsewhere, as the market became the ...
Iraq’s Bell-Ringing Blast Effect
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The Baghdad stock exchange after a 10 percent 2012 decline started the year with a record $1.25 billion phone company ...
Israel’s Unsettled Future Fits
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Israeli bonds and stocks held their ground on the surprise second place showing by the new Our Future party founded ...
Egypt’s Crumpled Pound Pyramid
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Non-Arab foreign investors again bought Egyptian stocks on early-year general asset class switching and specific central bank moves toward greater ...
The Arab Spring’s Obscured Occasions
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The second anniversary of the Tunisia-originated Arab spring coincided with struggling MENA stock markets as pacesetter Egypt retraced its MSCI ...
The Gulf’s Fickle Finance Fade
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Gulf stock markets were mixed through October as the UAE was hobbled by Dana Gas’ imminent default on a $1 ...