CAIRO: The Egyptian government resumed negotiations yesterday with the International Monetary Fund on a loan to help the country shore up public finances...
CAIRO: The Egyptian government resumed negotiations yesterday with the International Monetary Fund on a loan to help the country shore up public finances...
DUBAI: Dana Gas is set to become the first United Arab Emirates (UAE) company to fail to pay an Islamic bond on maturity,...
DUBAI: The United Arab Emirates prime minister yesterday announced approval of a 2013 federal budget that is heavy on social spending but without...
PARIS: The ratings agency Fitch warned yesterday that a surge in public unrest in Kuwait could threaten the Gulf state’s solid sovereign rating. ...
DUBAI: Most Arab oil exporting countries in the Gulf should plan to reduce growth in government spending to make their budgets more sustainable,...
LONDON: Egypt has secured oil supplies for the rest of the year, despite fears about its ability to make payments, from a small...
LONDON: Using shadowy middle men, multiple bank accounts and a fleet of ghost ships, Iran’s coal trade is quietly booming as the Islamic...
WASHINGTON: The world’s spare oil production capacity outside of Iran rose in last two months as petrol demand waned in the United States...
RABAT: Morocco, facing slower growth and effects of the economic crisis in European partners, aims to attract investments from the the Gulf which...
CAIRO: Egypt, a gas producer and exporter, has agreed to import Algerian gas and is in talks with Qatar for a similar deal,...
KHARTOUM: Bank of Khartoum, Sudan’s oldest bank, plans to start selling Islamic corporate bonds, or sukuks, again as the economic outlook for African...
DUBAI: Middle East telecom operator Etisalat expects a shakeout in the sector to throw up takeover opportunities in the next 18 months and...
DUBAI: Mashreq, Dubai’s second-biggest bank by stock market value, yesterday posted an 86 percent year-on-year jump in net profit for the third quarter...
ABU DHABI: National Bank of Abu Dhabi , the largest lender by market value in the United Arab Emirates, beat analyst estimates by...
DOHA: The GCC projects market index rose by 0.2 percent to $2.49 trillion as of the third quarter of 2012. According to Meed’s...
LONDON: Kurdistan has begun selling its oil into international markets in independent export deals that further challenge Baghdad’s claim to full control over...
DUBAI: Saudi-based Savola Group will seek shareholder approval for plans to issue Islamic bonds, or sukuk, the company said in a statement to...
DUBAI: A state-owned utility in the United Arab Emirates owes troubled FAL Oil about Dh2.3m ($631m) for the fuel it bought from the...