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Saudi debt management office issues new local sukuk - Maaal
Saudi Arabia's government debt management office issued new riyal denominated sukuk, also known as Islamic bonds
Reuters NewsSaudi Arabia, UAE grant $3bln of support to Sudan
The grant includes a $500 million deposit into Sudan's central bank, while the rest will be in the form of food, medicine, and petroleum products, SPA said.
Reuters NewsMideast Stocks - Factors to watch on April 21
Abu Dhabi hits 13-year high, most Gulf markets rise
Reuters NewsDollar steadies after upbeat U.S. data amid holiday-thin trade
The dollar index rose to as high as 97.485 overnight, its highest level since April 2
Reuters NewsDollar gains over euro after strong U.S. retail sales
Retail sales, jobless claims show strong U.S. economy
Reuters NewsLebanon prepares $2.5bln-$3bln Eurobond issue for May 20: finance minister
There will be a new issue for which preparations have begun with local and international banks
Reuters NewsLira weakens on renewed worries over Turkey's reserves
Lira slipped to as far as 5.8504 against the dollar
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Tuesday outlook: Oil prices rally as Washington ends all Iran sanction wavers
Brent oil prices were last at $74.4 per barrel, while WTI prices reached $69.95 per barrel
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Is the dollar running on borrowed time?
The IMF's recent cut to its forecast of growth in the U.S. economy is just one of a number of issues that could weaken sentiment against the dollar
Oil spikes at start of a busy week for global markets
Investors are looking ahead to the release of the Federal Reserve's March meeting minutes for a clearer view on U.S. interest rate policy
Inversion of U.S. yield curve should not be ignored
Most equity markets have recorded double-digit gains in the first quarter of this year, but warning signs for the global economy continue to flash
Is the 'no-deal' Brexit risk severely underpriced?
Markets appear to be pricing in an extension of Article 50 as a formality
