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TAQA launches new corporate identity

Abu Dhabi Energy Services will be renamed as TAQA Services.

Rightmove rejects £5.6bn Murdoch bid

The property website said the bid was undervalued.

EGA buys 80% stake in Spectro

EGA says the deal boosts its plan to expand recycling space globally.

Xiaomi posts solid quarterly sales growth

The company is Chinese smartphone and household tech giant.

TSMC starts work on first European plant

TSMC is investing $3.9bn in the Dresden project.

UAE, KSA lead as tech and energy drive IPOs in GCC

The 2024 outlook for GCC IPO markets shows strong potential with diversified sector participation, bolstered by government support for both...

Global stocks move higher as US voters cast ballots

Global stock markets mostly moved higher as Americans headed to the polls in midterm polls. The dollar got back some...
  • Investors are waiting on US inflation data due on Thursday for a pointer on the interest path ahead.
  • The broader S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq wobbled around before moving higher.

Stocks rise, oil falls tracking China lockdown policy

Stock markets mostly rose, extending last week's strong gains, while oil prices fell after China reaffirmed its commitment to its...
  • The dollar was down against key rivals ahead of this week's US midterm elections.
  • Global markets and oil prices were buoyant last week on hopes Beijing may begin to roll back policies aimed at stamping out the disease within its borders.

Global stocks rise on Fed optimism, zero-Covid China policy reports

Global stock markets rose as traders looked to the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision hoping it will signal a...
  • Recent reports have suggested officials are looking to dial down the pace of increases, which has sparked a rally in risk assets over the past week.
  • Positive results from multinational firms also helped lift equities.

Refinery margins go up for gasoline, distillate products

Strength this week has been driven by a continued developing tightness in the fuel product market, US exports of crude...
  • While crude oil has been mostly rangebound since July, the fuel product market has continued to tighten as supplies in Europe and the US have become increasingly scarce
  • As long as the product market remains this tight, the risk of seeing lower crude oil prices -despite the current worry about recession - seems to be low, says Saxo Bank expert

Gulf indices ease as China COVID curbs hit oil prices

Stock markets across the GCC remained less enthusiastic as oil, which fuels the region's growth, declined amidst fresh coronavirus scare.
  • Gulf stock exchanges declined during the last two trading days.
  • The Dubai Financial Market fell 49 points for this week as a whole, or 1.4 percent, compared to last week,

DFSA signs agreement with Bangladesh SEC

DUBAI, UAE - The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Bangladesh Securities...
  • The MoU was signed by Chief Executive of the DFSA Ian Johnston and Chairman of the BSEC Professor Shibli Rubayat Ul Islam Friday in Dubai.
  • The agreement provides a framework for facilitating cross-border collaboration between the two bodies on supervision and enforcement actions.

Most markets up but China fear casts shadow

Most markets rose on hopes the Federal Reserve would soon slow its pace of interest rate hikes, though the mood...
  • Tokyo, Sydney, Seoul and Taipei led gains after a strong performance in New York.
  • The rise was sparked by a report the Fed could begin to take its foot off the pedal in its rate hike campaign.

Reliance Q2 net profit at $1.65bn

RIL's core oil-refining business hit overall profits.
  • Revenues from operations increased 33.7 percent on-year to US$28.19 billion helped by strong contributions from Reliance's newer consumer-facing businesses.
  • Additional excise duties cost Reliance US$488 million (40.4 billion rupees) in the quarter, the company said,

Dlala Holding to resume trading

The authorized capital of the company is US$78 million.
  • The QSE announced after completing the process of reducing the company's issued capital from 284.16 million shares to 190.387 million shares.
  • Dlala Holding Company was established and listed on Qatar Stock Exchange in 2005.

Pound sinks against dollar on UK political uncertainty

The British pound sank against the dollar on political uncertainty after the resignation of UK Prime Minister Liz Truss, while...
  • The dollar strengthened also on expectations that the US Federal Reserve would press ahead with its program of bumper interest rate hikes.
  • Traders were girding for another possible intervention by Tokyo after the dollar went above 150 yen.

Bezos sells $2bn Amazon shares

He reportedly intends to sell, next July, 50 million shares of the group.

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Hamas says 50 hostages dead in Israeli strikes on Gaza

Jerusalem - Hamas's armed wing said on Thursday that "almost 50" Israeli hostages held in the Gaza Strip since the...

Markets up, oil down as investors eye Middle East situation

Oil slid but most world stock markets rose in anticipation of a raft of strong US corporate earnings, even as...

Markets fall as traders wary due to Gaza war, Fed interest rates

Paris, France - Stock markets slid on Monday, extending last week's sell-off n fears of a regional conflict in the Middle...

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Tadawul’s sukuk, bonds market sees $3.4bn negotiated deals in first 9 months of 2023

RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA – The Saudi Exchange's (Tadawul) sukuk and bonds market witnessed 74 negotiated deals worth nearly SAR 12.77...
  • March recorded the highest number and value of deals, as 18 transactions were executed at a value of $853 million
  • KSA Sukuk 2021-06-10 topped the list in the first nine months of 2023 with US$821 million.

Markets slump as US jobs data says labor market buoyant

The focus has been on US Treasury bond yields that have surged to levels not seen in over a decade,...
  • Asian indices also ended mostly lower with Hong Kong leading the decline, falling nearly 2.7 percent as the market reopened after a holiday weekend
  • Russia's currency meanwhile continued to weaken on signs the country's economy is facing slower growth and higher inflation as the Ukraine war drags on

Global economic concerns hit GCC equity performance

Influenced by global inflation concerns and high rates, Gulf markets faced second consecutive monthly dip in September. Only Dubai and...
  • Gulf equity markets experienced a downturn for the second consecutive month in September 2023, reflecting global economic concerns
  • While major indices like the MSCI World Index and the S&P 500 saw declines, only Dubai and Qatari markets managed to post gains