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Iraq: New President And Prime Minster Appointed
The appointments may bring the political instability and violent clashes that erupted after the 2021 elections to an end.
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France To Appoint Envoy For Sovereign Funds
Although the precise remit has not been defined, the envoy will focus on the major funds in the Persian Gulf.
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Suez Canal Imposes Transit Fee Increase
From January 1, 2023, tolls will increase by 15% for vessels including oil tankers, and 10% for dry bulk and cruise ships.
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ADB: China Can Probably Stand On Its Own
In a sign of China's risingstrength, theAsian Development Bank announced it may stop lending to the world's second largest economy.
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Open Banking: Security Issues Remain Despite Growth
The growth of open banking continues to be limited by banks' aversion to risk and security concerns.
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El Salvador: Doubling Down On Bitcoin
Investors may be fleeing Bitcoin but El Salvador's president seems determined to buy the dip.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Investors Flock To Gulf IPOs
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are leading frenzied activity in Gulf equity capital markets.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Conflict Is Reconfiguring Global Energy Markets
Europe’s collective action could stoke investment in gas capacity in Algeria, Egypt, Oman and Qatar.
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Sri Lanka: Creditors Face Heavy Losses From Debt Crisis
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has come under fire for his handling of the crisis.
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Hopes Build For Jordan’s Economic Rehabilitation
Jordan reboots its economy, and foreign investors take note.
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Kuwait’s Central Bank Calls For Reforms
The Central Bank of Kuwaithas led calls for economic reform as political deadlock threatens a liquidity crunch.