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    <title>Tadawul dips 0.34%</title>
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        Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share Index fell 0.34% to 6,200, with 100 stocks falling and 24 rising. All sectors ended lower except real estate development and agriculture and food industries. Market heavyweight Alinma Bank dipped 0.40 to SR12.55.
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        The Abu Dhabi Securities Index gained 0.56% today to close on 2,719. All sectors ended higher, led by health care, which rose 3.91%. Overall, 22 stocks finished higher, led by Abu Dhabi Ship Building, which climbed 9.83% to Dhs3.80. Six stock ended lower, with Gulf Cement leading the way with a drop of 3.64% to Dhs1.57.
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        The Dubai Financial Market gained 0.86% today to close on 1,660, with 12 stocks rising and 11 falling. Market heavyweight Emaar climbed 0.93% to Dhs3.27, while Dubai Islamic Bank was the day's big mover, climbing 5.91% to Dhs2.33. National Cement had the biggest loss, falling 4.72% to Dhs3.22.  
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        Sultan Nasser al-Suweidi, the governor of the UAE's central bank, told a media briefing yesterday that the country's growth is projected to be low in 2010, but better than the previous year, Reuters has reported, citing a source at the briefing. The International Monetary Fund forecast last month that the UAE economy would grow zero to 1% in 2010 as the impact of Dubai's debt restructuring continues to be a drag on its performance. 'We don't contradict their prediction but the IMF changes their forecast from time to time,' Suweidi said.
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    <title>Weekly FX roundup: Currency markets end lower</title>
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        World markets continued their slide as negative risk sentiment continued to drive the markets lower. After what seemed like a positive start to the week for currencies, we saw sharp selling across the board as investors poured into safer yielding assets. Against the Dollar, we saw the Euro make a low of 1.3585 (shedding close to 1.42%), the GBP lost 2.08% to trade below 1.56 for the first time since May 2009, while the Yen lost close to 1.11%. 
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