Saudi Printing and Packaging Company (4270.SE)

The Saudi Plastics & Petrochemicals, and the Saudi Printing and Packaging 2018 Exhibitions kick off next Sunday

Saudi banks donate $41.4mln to combat coronavirus

The banks were wanting to express their sense of social responsibility to support the relentless efforts in the face of the unprecedented global crisis

51 UAE listed companies to pay $10bln in dividends for 2019

Banks are the largest distributors of profits, with 11 Emirati banks reported to disburse up to $5.17bln

The CBUAE and UBF clarify prioritising working remotely to banks, financial institutions and exchange houses

Also, banks and exchange houses are entitled to take the decision in relation to reducing working hours and temporary closure of some of their branches as long as the services offered to customers are not interrupted, effective Sunday 29th March 2020, for 2 weeks extendable. 

Big banks reassure staff about potential job cuts

Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Wells Fargo & Co, Deutsche Bank AG, HSBC Holdings PLC and Citigroup Inc were among those on Thursday reassuring staff privately or through public statements that job cuts are not on the table

UAE Central Bank clarifies remote working procedures for banks, exchange houses

Additional measures have been taken to ensure business continuity.

Wall Street tumbles as U.S. virus cases pass 100,000

Many investors see a strong risk the market could fall deeply again as coronavirus infections increase and more people die, however

Oil plunges posting fifth straight weekly loss despite stimulus efforts

Brent crude settled down $1.41, or 5.35% at $24.93 a barrel

Bond ETF turmoil exposes credit’s faulty wiring

Total global assets in bond ETFs stood at more than $1 trillion at year end after net flows ballooned over the past decade

Saudi Arabia says no talks on new oil deal, Moscow suggests larger OPEC+

The comments come after a senior Russian official said Moscow was in contact with Riyadh

Asian prices crash below $3/mmBtu as Indians turn away cargoes

Prices for cargoes delivered in April were estimated around $3.00/mmBtu, also down 70 cents from a week ago.