Lebanon’s Retracted Resignation Roundabout
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Lebanese bond prices stabilized and credit rating agencies delayed action after Prime Minister Hariri returned to his post a month ...
Saudi Arabia’s Veering Vexed Vision
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Saudi stocks struggled to stay positive on the MSCI frontier index, where they remain after graduation refusal both there and ...
Saudi Arabia’s Dulled Driving Ambitions
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Saudis shares stayed mildly positive on the MSCI index, as another big sovereign bond issue was prepared to avoid dipping ...
Iraq’s Unreconstructed Conflict Model
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Iraq’s first $1 billion stand-alone bond was oversubscribed at an almost 7% yield as security forces were poised to retake ...
The Arab Spring’s Seasonal Exam Markdown
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The IMF completed reviews on the second post-Arab Spring round of programs with Jordan, Tunisia and Morocco, as Egypt awaited ...
Iran’s Rouhani Economic Resistance Rut (Asia Times)
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After a 5% loss from December to end-March, the Tehran Stock Exchange retraced the previous 79000 point level ahead of ...
Refugee Compacts’ Salient Solution Crush
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A year-long joint global displacement study group by the Center for Global Development and International Rescue Committee cast the issue ...
Egypt’s Chiseled Church Chastening
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Egyptian shares with a slight first quarter bump on the MSCI index recoiled after a spate of Coptic Church holiday ...
Iran’s Goaded Guardian Grimace
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Iranian shares seesawed ahead of May presidential elections, with Rouhani seeking a second term, in the wake of venerated moderate ...
Egypt’s Frayed Fraternal Bonds
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Egyptian stocks continued their comeback after 2016’s near 15 percent loss as a multi-tier $4 billion Eurobond, the first in ...
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