Wednesday, December 16, 2009
KUWAIT CITY: A Gulf monetary union pact took effect on Tuesday, the Kuwaiti finance minister said in a move that brings the energy rich region closer towards launching its own single currency.
“The Gulf monetary union pact has come into effect,” the finance minister, Mustafa al-Shamali, was quoted as saying by the official KUNA news agency.
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Showing posts with label Gulf Markets. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Friday, December 4, 2009
Gulf markets steady, S&P cuts Dubai ratings
Friday, December 04, 2009
DUBAI: Gulf stock markets took a breather on Thursday, closing slightly higher after suffering heavy losses earlier in the week and suggesting that the initial shock waves of Dubai’s debt crisis are subsiding.
But in a further sign of the fallout from the shock announcement last week that Dubai World wants to halt payment on its 59-billion-dollar debt for at least six months, international ratings agency Standard & Poor’s cut the credit ratings of six Dubai government-related entities (GREs) to junk status.
DUBAI: Gulf stock markets took a breather on Thursday, closing slightly higher after suffering heavy losses earlier in the week and suggesting that the initial shock waves of Dubai’s debt crisis are subsiding.
But in a further sign of the fallout from the shock announcement last week that Dubai World wants to halt payment on its 59-billion-dollar debt for at least six months, international ratings agency Standard & Poor’s cut the credit ratings of six Dubai government-related entities (GREs) to junk status.
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Dubai Debt Crisis,
Dubai Ratings,
Forex And Stock,
Gulf Markets,
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