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S&P: Which Middle East Companies & Countries Will Suffer If Strait of Hormuz Is Blocked?(0)
It’s a crisis that won’t go away. While the region is no stranger to Israelis and Iranians trading insults and threats, Tel Aviv’s latest hue and cry over Iran’s nuclear ambition refuses to die down. |
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Most Trusted Middle East Banks(0)
Tweet Thirty-three Middle East banks are among 500 of the world’s most trusted banks, according to a new study. READ MORE HERE |
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500 New Hotels Under Construction In The Middle East(0)
Close to 500 new hotels – or 496 to be exact – are being built in the Middle East Africa region, according to STR Global, the hospitality consultancy. |
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Dubai’s Property Pain: 15-20% Drop In Prices Again This Year, Says Rasmala(0)
While Dubai’s economic environment is improving rapidly, the real estate sector is likely to go through more pain and fall by a further 15-20% before bottoming out, says Rasmala. |
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Most Trusted Middle East Banks(0)
Tweet Thirty-three Middle East banks are among 500 of the world’s most trusted banks, according to a new study. READ MORE HERE |
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100 Largest Economies By 2050: HSBC(0)
TweetJanuary 15, 2012 A year after HSBC released its 2050 report which estimated that Egypt would surpass Saudi Arabia as the largest economy in the Middle East, the bank has dug deeper in its crystal ball-gazing research. The first report limited its forecast to the world’s 30 largest economies by 2050 – but has now |
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Human Rights Watch: From Arab Spring To Arab Autumn?(0)
Human Rights Watch reports, by their very nature, never present a rosy outlook as they are given to highlighting the atrocities of governments and the lack of dignity and freedom they present to millions of their hapless citizens across the world. |
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500 New Hotels Under Construction In The Middle East(0)
Close to 500 new hotels – or 496 to be exact – are being built in the Middle East Africa region, according to STR Global, the hospitality consultancy. |
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Dubai’s Property Pain: 15-20% Drop In Prices Again This Year, Says Rasmala(0)
While Dubai’s economic environment is improving rapidly, the real estate sector is likely to go through more pain and fall by a further 15-20% before bottoming out, says Rasmala. |
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Shiekh Yusuf Talal Delorenzo: ‘We guide and let the markets decide’(0)
TweetFeb 17, 2012 By Rushdi Siddiqui, Global Head of Islamic Finance, Thomson Reuters Shiekh Yusuf Talal Delorenzo In an exclusive |
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No Sir Of Mine(0)
TweetThe U.K. Government sent out a message to fat-cat bankers by stripping ex-RBS chief Fred Goodwin of his knighthood. But |
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Top 25 Middle East Transportation Projects(0)
Transportation is a key consumer of global energy supplies and will increase its share in the future, thanks to rising populations and greater demands for mobility via air, land and sea. |
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Educated, Ambitious, Essential: Women Will Drive the GCC’s Future(0)
Tweet Ellie Brewster /Foter Booz & Company addresses ways in which the GCC’s private sector can address nationalization and |
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100 Largest Economies By 2050: HSBC(0)
TweetJanuary 15, 2012 A year after HSBC released its 2050 report which estimated that Egypt would surpass Saudi Arabia as |
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$25Bn Gulf Debt Maturities In 2012 Pose Risk: S&P(0)
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services said today that issuers in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries face rising refinancing risks over the next three years because the amount of debt maturing in the region will increase significantly between 2012-2014 |
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$525-Billion Energy Capital Investments In MENA By 2016: Apicorp(0)
The Arab Petroleum Investment Corporation (Apicorp) expects MENA energy capital investment to reach $525-billion over the next five years |
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Gold’s ‘honest’ price $10,000, says Societe Generale(0)
We should dismiss exclamations by gold bugs who think gold prices should be way higher, say $3,000 or $5,000. But when SocGen’s global strategy team thinks gold’s ‘honest price’ is $10,000, one should sit up and take notice |
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Commodity Outlook & Fed’s Operation Twist(0)
Oil and gold are poised to benefit from the dithering policies of Western leaders and the possible launch of the Fed’s Operation Twist. Other commodities are set see a run-up thanks to tight supplies |
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China and India dominate gold buying in second quarter(0)
Gold’s strong start to the year was reinforced during the second quarter of 2011 where total global gold demand measured 919.8 tonnes (t), worth a near-record US$44.5bn |
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