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Press Dossier   By Date  07/11/2024
Up to 77% of Swedish firms in Saudi plan to boost investment over the next year, official says
Up to 77 percent of Swedish companies operating in Saudi Arabia plan to increase their investment over the next year, according to a top official from the European country.
Saudi POS spending hits $4bn as education sector surges with 2nd-semester start
Saudi Arabia’s point-of-sale transactions registered a weekly increase of 36.6 percent between Oct. 27 and Nov. 2, with the education sector leading the growth.
Saudi Tadawul Group eyes M&As to strengthen capital markets: Bloomberg
Saudi stock exchange operator Tadawul Group is ramping up plans for mergers and acquisitions to expand the Kingdom’s capital markets amidst a wave of local listings, a senior executive said.
UAE debt capital markets grow 13% in Q3 to reach $294.4bn
The UAE’s debt capital markets experienced a 13.1 percent year-on-year growth in the third quarter of 2024, reaching a total of $294.4 billion, according to the managing director at Fitch Ratings.
Saudi real estate to see $48bn in deals at Cityscape Global 2024
Saudi Arabia’s real estate sector is poised for another major boost with an estimated SR180 billion ($48 billion) in deals expected to be signed at Cityscape Global 2024, taking place in Riyadh from Nov. 11-14.
Kuwait’s non-oil recovery continues; OPEC+ cuts weigh on oil sector GDP
Preliminary estimates published by the Central Statistical Bureau (CSB) for Q2 2024 show non-oil growth accelerating versus Q1, led by the manufacturing sector. Oil GDP growth, though, remained in negative territory, weighed down by Kuwait’s OPEC-linked production cuts.
Biban 24 sees deals worth over $4.79bn on opening day
On the first day of Biban 24, a total of 17 agreements and memorandums of understanding were signed, alongside the launch of financial initiatives valued at more than SR18 billion ($4.79 billion).
Economic growth to pick in Bahrain, Oman and Qatar in 2025
Economic growth in Bahrain, Oman, and Qatar will pick up in 2025 with non-oil GDP rising more than 3 percent on average supported by government initiatives and projects along with a drop in interest rates. Bahrain is expected to continue recording a fiscal deficit in 2025 on the back of lower oil prices, with ongoing fiscal consolidation efforts expected.
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