2006
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$40bn bonds in 2007
Gulf Arab governments and companies could sell up to $40bn of bonds in 2007, 60% more than this... Read full article »
Saudi stocks drop 4.33%
Saudi shares plunged 4.33% on Tuesday, as news of the kingdom's largest-ever budget failed to... Read full article »
Investcorp buys US logistics major
Bahrain-based Investcorp has acquired the US' Greatwide, a major transportation and logistics... Read full article »
Bayan lists on DFM
Kuwait's Bayan Investment Company listed its shares on the Dubai Financial Market on Tuesday.... Read full article »
DFM to list in January
The Dubai Financial Market will list its shares in the second half of January 2007, and expects... Read full article »
Saudi $70.66bn surplus
Saudi Arabia expects to record a 24% increase in its budget surplus to $70.66bn in 2006, with... Read full article »
IMF against GCC dollar revaluation
The International Monetary Fund is telling GCC countries they should invest their record oil... Read full article »
$2bn Macquarie REIT on DIFX
Australia's Macquarie Bank plans to start a $2bn UAE real estate investment trust with Abu Dhabi... Read full article »
QFC, draft fund rules
The Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority has released its consultation paper and... Read full article »
DCCI, Saudi talks
The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry has held talks with a trade delegation from Saudi... Read full article »
DGCX, Gold Souk ticker
The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange has unveiled a rate ticker in the Deira Gold Souk. The... Read full article »
Tourism, 22% of UAE's GDP
Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi, the UAE Minister of Economy, has revealed that tourism contributes... Read full article »
Guardian RAK, $100m loan
The Guardian Zoujaj International Float Glass Company, or Guardian RAK, has signed a joint... Read full article »
UAE, monetary union doubts
The Governor of the UAE's Central Bank Sultan Nasser Al Suwaidi has said full implementation of... Read full article »
Jafza top for Dubai trade
The Jebel Ali Free Zone has accounted for 68.8% of non-oil foreign trade through Dubai's free... Read full article »
