Posts Tagged ‘Qatar’
Qatar’s bourse yesterday lost 0.53% on profit-booking by foreign retail investors and reduced buying support from foreign institutions.
The 20-stock benchmark settled lower at 6,818.37 points, led by Industries Qatar, Qatar Islamic Bank, Commerci
Gains in the Qatar’s bourse were largely contained yesterday as losers outnumbered gainers.
The 20-stock benchmark ended flat at 6,854.96 points despite the buying interest among foreign institutions and local retail investors. Commercialbank (Cb) and Wo
Quick thinking and timely measures put in place by the government helped Qatar’s financial institutions to weather the global economic storm and reignited confidence in the banking sector, according to Sheikh Abdullah Bin Saud Al Thani, the Governor of Qa
Gains in the Qatar’s bourse were largely contained yesterday as losers outnumbered gainers.
The 20-stock benchmark ended flat at 6,854.96 points despite the buying interest among foreign institutions and local retail investors. Commercialbank (Cb) and Wo
Qatar yesterday announced a grant of QR50m for Comoros and the donors’ conference for the country being held here hopes to raise around $500m to finance development plans in the Indian Ocean union of islands which is marred by several coups and underdevel
Qatar’s Public Works Authority (Ashghal) will award five contracts worth QR40 billion (Dh40.34bn) in the next three months, a senior official told Emirates Business.
“We are going to award five projects in three to four months worth QR40bn appr
Quick thinking and timely measures put in place by the government helped Qatar’s financial institutions to weather the global economic storm and reignited confidence in the banking sector, according to Sheikh Abdullah Bin Saud Al Thani, the Governor of Qa
Qatar’s bourse yesterday opened the week with the largest single-day gain in 12 weeks, paced by Industries Qatar (IQ) and Commercialbank (Cb).
Strong institutional buying lifted the 20-stock benchmark by 1.87% to close at 6,854.76 points, also
Qatar’s budget surplus this year is expected to be more than 12% of gross domestic product (GDP), according to a top official of the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC).
Qatar, whose role is becoming more significant in the GCC post global crisis, has
Professionals in Qatar make more money than their counterparts in any other country in the Middle East, knocking the UAE off the top spot it has commanded for the past year.
More than a third of Qatar’s white-collar workers, or 39 per cent, ear
