Egypt’s Subsidy Attack Subtext
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Egyptian shares were up over 10 percent through July as President El-Sisi under Gulf donor prodding hiked fuel prices and ...
The Middle East’s Bruised Bond Guarantees
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Jordan and Morocco on the back of IMF and Gulf assistance easily placed respective $1billion and EUR1billion bonds, with the ...
The Middle East’s Ensnared Evanescent Evolution
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Egyptian shares kept their 15 percent advance as general recently turned civilian al-Sisi took the presidency with 97 percent of ...
The Gulf’s Gritty Graduation Gradients
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Gulf stock markets braced for the May MSCI reshuffling with the UAE and Qatar in the core and Kuwait a ...
The Arab Transition’s Horizontal Hesitation
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The IMF’s Middle East Department circulated a comprehensive financial sector reform blueprint in its lengthy report Toward New Horizons during ...
Iran’s Jagged Frozen Asset Fence
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Tehran stock exchange excitement flagged as nuclear negotiations resumed in Vienna with six international partners including Russia which otherwise split ...
Egypt’s Reconstructed Edifice Eddies
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Egyptian shares continued their domestic and Gulf investor-driven rally despite a tourist terror attack, as the interim government resigned in ...
Iran’s Explosive Reaction Respite
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The Tehran Stock Exchange added another 5 percent to its rally in December on $250 million record trading volume, mainly ...
Syria’s Searing Secondhand Stigma
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Syria initially accounted for its chemical weapons stockpile to UN inspectors around the agreed deadline and an international conference was ...
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 ...