Cairos depleted bank coffers weighon stocks (21 Dec 2011)
Egypts stock market is one of the worst performing indices as falling foreign exchange reserves fuel talk of a devaluation or IMF loan
Iran defiant in face of international pressure (29 Nov 2011)
Tehran absorbs international sanctions that it faces with no hint of retreat on nuclear ambitions
Gulf bond issuers pressed on transparency (21 Nov 2011)
Concept of investor relations is little understood in the embryonic bond market but new guidelines aim to ease investor concerns
Food inflation threatens stability in Iran (08 Nov 2011)
Stronger sanctions or even military attack worry many Iranians, but their anxiety is being heightened by the swiftly rising cost of food
Syrian capital flight intensifies (07 Nov 2011)
Money smuggling to Lebanon and cross-border transfers continue amid political unrest, despite capital controls introduced in August
IIF sees widening gulf in Arab economies (20 Oct 2011)
The fallout from a year of Arab revolts will further deepen divergent economic outcomes for the regions oil exporters versus importers, according to a report
Gulfs dollar peg makes sense (21 Sep 2011)
The US currencys weakness has prompted many to argue that the regions link to it be ended, but economic interests should dictate otherwise
Egypt decides against international loans (24 Jun 2011)
Egypt has decided not to press on with plans for loans from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank
Syrias finances under scrutiny (14 Jun 2011)
Syria could by the end of the year be forced to look for outside aid to keep its economy afloat as the country reels from three months of protests and a huge military crackdown
Arab democracies win G8 aid pledge (26 May 2011)
The worlds richest countries have agreed a multibillion-dollar aid package for Tunisia and Egypt, the two countries at the forefront of Mideast uprisings
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