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Saudi Arabia keeps markets guessing on revaluation

Saudi Arabia is keeping the financial markets guessing whether it intends to revalue its currency or leave it pegged to

Massive assets boost Saudi riyal

Saudi Arabia controls in excess of SR2 trillion in net foreign assets and this provides a good cover for its massive

Will Indian rupee hit Rs17 vs UAE dirham?

The Indian rupee opened weaker on Thursday, depressed by the general US dollar strength and the impending oil payments,

Indians feel the pinch as rupee hits 6-month high

While India basks in the glory of Commonwealth Games and a rapidly growing economy, Indian expatriates in the Gulf and,

Sarkozy begins two-day visit on Monday

President Nicolas Sarkozy of France will begin today a two-day state visit to the UAE. President His Highness Sheikh

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ODH to issue Egypt depositary receipts

Swiss-based Orascom Development Holding (ODH) has been approved to list Egypt's first depositary receipts on the

Snapshots: British PM Cameron in the UAE

British Prime Minister David Cameron, on a tour to the UAE on Monday, said the Emirates is a strategic partner of the

Adib opens round-the-clock counter service

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (Adib) has launched the country's first 24-hour counter service. Its branch at Abu Dhabi

UAE sticking to dollar peg: CB

The UAE Central Bank (CB) yesterday used the launch of an updated website to renew its commitment to the dirham's peg

China serious about yuan improvement

China is committed to improving its exchange rate system based on domestic and international economic conditions, a

China wary of boosting gold holdings

China, the world's biggest holder of foreign exchange reserves, renewed its commitment to the US Treasury market

China currency reserves increase, show bets on yuan

China's foreign-exchange reserves rose by the most in four months in March, suggesting a renewed appetite from overseas