Arab Market Reports

Lebanon: looking ahead
As Lebanon pays the price for regional tensions, Shuaa Capital's Joe Kawkabani looks at what is happening to its economy, and how likely a rebound would be if the conflict ends soon.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, July 26 - 2006 at 09:13

Impact of Lebanon
With the conflict continuing in Lebanon, Shuaa Capital's Joe Kawkabani looks at the impact on regional stockmarkets so far, and what's being predicted for the weeks ahead.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, July 25 - 2006 at 09:05

Arab markets analysis
Should Arab governments step in to bail out plunging regional stockmarkets? And is better regulation needed? Shuaa Capital's Joe Kawkabani gives his opinion.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, June 04 - 2006 at 09:39

Plunging Arab markets
With Arab markets in freefall, what's ahead? Shuaa Capital's Joe Kawkabani gives his insight on the current situation as well as advice to investors.
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United Arab Emirates: Thursday, May 25 - 2006 at 09:22

SHUAA market report - 10 March
An excellent week for Arab markets, with all 12 Shuaa indices seeing a rise. The best performer was Egypt, which continues to attract considerable overseas investment. Shuaa Capital's Head of Research, Walid Shihabi, expects upwards trends to continue next week, driven by the same macro factors.
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United Arab Emirates: Saturday, March 12 - 2005 at 01:32

SHUAA market report - 17 February
A buying frenzy continued on the Doha bourse this week, in anticipation of the market opening up to foreign investment in April. Walid Shuaa Capital's Head of Research, Walid Shihabi, looks at the sustainability of this bullish run, and warns of disappointment ahead.
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United Arab Emirates: Saturday, February 19 - 2005 at 09:07

SHUAA market report - 27 January
Markets were up last week, with most of the activity in Egypt and Jordan. Arab Bank rose after US courts dismissed a lawsuit against it by families bereaved in the World Trade Centre attacks. Shuaa Capital Fund Manager Joe Kawkabani looks into the crystal ball for next week.
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Saturday, January 29 - 2005 at 09:40

SHUAA market report - 12 January
Qatar was the star performer last week, with markets up 13% after the Shura Council approved opening 25% of the market to foreigners. The UAE saw a major correction on the back of Emaar's dividends announcement, which was not well perceived by investors. Shuaa Capital Fund Manager Joe Kawkabani looks at the prospects for next week.
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United Arab Emirates: Saturday, January 15 - 2005 at 10:32

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