Tunisia’s Jasmine Fragrance Fumes
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As Egypt completed presidential elections and moved to secure billions of dollars in bilateral and multilateral lines to address its ...
Egypt’s Modest Morsi Mission Mobilization
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In an early gesture to reassert civilian supremacy over the military welcomed by investors with good bond auction and stock ...
The IMF’s Arab Spring Leaps
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Mideast stock markets which have mostly struggled this year were buoyed by the resumption of negotiations for an IMF loan ...
Lebanon’s Numbing Neighborhood Knocks
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Lebanese shares were down 3 percent on the MSCI frontier roster through July after a sovereign outlook demotion to negative ...
Dubai’s Dry Dock Berthing Maneuver
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The UAE beat Gulf peers with a 10 percent advance in the first half as DIFC Investments and the Jebel ...
Egypt’s Beguiling Brotherhood Feelings
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Muslim Brotherhood candidate Morsi won a narrow presidential election victory over former regime stalwart Shafiq a week after the military ...
Lebanese Banks’ Damascus Road Rut
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Lebanese shares tipped into negative position as US Treasury and foreign counterpart enforcers aggravated Syrian deposit outflow stress with warnings ...
Egypt’s Debatable Post-Depreciation Direction
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Egyptian stocks retraced their 40 percent YTD gain as the two main presidential candidates held a televised debate, the Saudis ...
Saudi Sukuks’ Well Gusher
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Saudi Arabia blazed onto the Islamic debt scene with a Gulf-leading $6.5 billion in issuance in Q1, with the sudden ...
The West Bank-Gaza’s Bleary Blockades
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Despite a blip in Palestine Stock Exchange interest mainly from Gulf investors exiting Egypt, the World Bank’s annual West Bank ...