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Thursday outlook: Oil prices rise on tightening supplies, trade deal hopes
Asian shares retreated on Thursday despite an overnight drop on Wall Street. Bahraini and Qatari indices dropped on Wednesday. More commentary on oil prices, currencies and precious metals.
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Cryptic desire: Heads of two Gulf cryptocurrency exchanges hopeful on new legal frameworks
Cryptocurrency exchange start-ups in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region are hopeful that the region’s financial authorities will eventually find ways to regulate trading in crypto asset businesses, the founders of two such entities have said.
In the GCC region, very few markets have formally indicated a desire to regulate cryptocurrency trading, with Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) being an exception. It launched a Crypto Asset Regulatory Framework in June last year to provide a set of rules governing spot trading of crypto assets by exchanges, custodians and other intermediaries.
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U.S. dollar rally takes investors by surprise
Threat of higher trade tariffs has pushed the greenback higher, but can this momentum continue?
Weekly Q&A: "A number of our holdings are exposed to structural growth trends which we believe will persist over the long-term, such as healthcare, travel & tourism and financial inclusion"
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U.S. dollar showing few signs of weakening
Concerns about markets in other parts of the world has meant investors have been unwilling to abandon the greenback
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