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KUWAIT CITY (HedgeWorld.com) - Kuwait-based Global Investment House, an investment company licensed by the Central Bank of Kuwait, reported that the benchmark Kuwait Stock Exchange index has dropped below the 10,000 point mark for the first time since September 2005 following a whopping 14.26% decline in March. The index peaked around 12,055 points in early February, but in spite recent of losses, is still up around 25% year-on-year. The March declines came despite the latest report from the Ministry of Finance that revenues for the first 11 months of fiscal 2005 had reached 12.4 billion Kuwait Dinars (US$42.6 billion), outstripping total revenues for the whole of fiscal 2004 (7.98 billion KD) by well over 50% on the back of higher oil prices and increased production.
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... Indices''): MSCI Bahrain IndexSM, MSCI Kuwait. IndexSM, MSCI Oman IndexSM, MSCI Qatar. IndexSM, ... securities exchange, and (y) an ``NMS stock'' (as defined in Rule 600 of Regulation NMS) or (B...
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KUWAIT CITY, June 22 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammed Al-Sabah and his cabinet have accomplished several goals in their first year working together, Arrouiah newspaper reported last week. This is the sixth cabinet during the tenure of Sheikh Nasser as Prime Minister. In a year in which the Prime Minister withstood a grilling, or questioning, by Parliament, Arrouiah said that Sheikh Nasser has propelled Kuwait forward with establishing a development plan for the nation's infrastructure, reforming its stock exchange and reducing the tax paid by investors.
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...Formed in 1992, ALAFCO is a Kuwait -based aircraft leasing company that is listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange. The company leases 48 Airbus and Boeing ...
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... bill that will regulate the country's stock market for the first time. The Capital Markets Bil... requirements for entities such as stock exchanges, clearing companies, and investment funds to make ...
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The Middle East rode out the global recession better than the major industrialized economies, and the region is well positioned to benefit from the global recovery. The oil-exporting nations of the Gulf drew on their ample reserves in 2009 to support expansionary fiscal policies. Government spending will continue to increase, even if oil prices decline, with sovereign wealth funds available to finance potential fiscal deficits, says Moody's Investors Service. The Gulf Cooperation Council's fast-growing population of 39 million, with half below the age of 20, means there is a need to create jobs, says Kamal Ahmed of Bahrain's EDB. Kuwait's central bank cut its discount rate a half point to 2.5% in February to encourage banks to lend and help fund development. Meanwhile, new markets are o...
... mezzanine financing, convertible and exchangeable debt, and preferred stock offerings," Alhajeri say...
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Citic Securities Co. Ltd., China's largest listed brokerage, made a weak debut in Hong Kong on Thursday [Oct. 6], underscoring poor appetite for new share sales in the face of global market volatility. Its stock fell as much as 10.5 percent before closing unchanged, while the broader Hong Kong index ended up nearly 6 percent.
...The benchmark Hong Kong stock exchange index closed up 5.7 percent, while the financial s... vehicle Temasek Holdings Pte Ltd., the Kuwait Investment Authority and hedge fund. Citic Securit...
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... whose shares are traded on the Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE). We develop a model for the determi...
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CAIRO - Stock markets across the Gulf Arab states fell Sunday, with Dubai's largest exchange registering the steepest drop as unrest in the Mideast lapped at the shores of oil kingpin Saudi Arabia. The Dubai Financial Market closed down 3.66 percent, to 1536 points, with developer Emaar Properties' shares sliding 4.73 percent. The company was the force behind the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building. In Kuwait, the benchmark index closed down 2.52 percent, to 6394, and bringing its year-to-date losses to more than 8 percent.
