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Bank Muscat Sells Oman Brokerage Business To Gulf Baader

The decision to sell the business was due to the bank’s review of “strategic alternatives and operational priorities”, a statement said.

Libya Managing Scant Oil Output As Fighting Shuts Major Ports

Output from Libya remains at a fraction of the 1.6 million barrels a day it produced prior to the 2011 ouster of leader Muammar Gaddafi.

Etihad Airways Says Abu Dhabi Airport Resumes Operations

After a two-hour closure, all diverted flights have proceeded to Abu Dhabi and delayed outbound flights have begun departing, a statement said.

Dubai’s Non-Oil Foreign Trade Nears Dhs1 Trillion Mark

China was Dubai’s top non-oil foreign trade partner, followed by India and the US, figures revealed.

Abu Dhabi Airport Reopens Southern Runway After Dhs830m Upgrade

The upgrade will allow the airport to handle wide body aircraft such as the A380 and the Boeing 787.

Saudi Oil Minister Says Ready To Raise Output If New Clients Emerge

The remark was one of the strongest signals yet that the world’s top oil exporter has no intention of cutting output in the face of sliding oil prices.

Saudi Crude Oil Exports Rise To Almost 6.9m bpd In October

The OPEC member exported 6.897 million barrels per day of crude in October, up from 6.722 million in September.

UAE Regulator Urges Brokerages To Obey Margin Trading Rules

The SCA also stressed that brokerages must inform clients of any shortages in their margin accounts on a daily basis.

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OPEC Cuts 2015 Demand Forecast For Its Oil To Lowest In A Decade

OPEC forecast demand for the group’s oil will drop to 28.92 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2015, down 280,000 bpd from its previous expectation.

Canadian Embassy In Cairo Closed Due To Security Concerns

The British Embassy in Cairo closed to the public on Sunday, also citing security concerns.

New Saudi-Sinopec Oil Refinery To Delay Exports To 2015

The 400,000 bpd Yasref refinery started trial runs in September and had originally planned its first exports by November.

Saudi’s Ma’aden, Barrick Gold Set Up Joint Venture Around Copper Asset

When fully operational, the mine is expected to produce 100 million pounds of copper in concentrate per year.

Stock News: Saudi Petrochemicals Stocks Lead Riyadh Rebound

Oil prices rebounded three to four per cent after touching five-year lows on Monday.

Qatar Court Overturns Conviction Of US Parents In Death Of Adopted Girl

The Huangs were arrested in January 2013 after their 8-year-old daughter, Gloria, died unexpectedly.

Oil Steady Below $80 Ahead Of OPEC Output Decision

Key will be what OPEC’s biggest producer, Saudi Arabia, decides, with some analysts expecting no price supporting action from the Kingdom.

UAE Banks Close To Resolving Credit Bureau Liability Issue – NBAD Boss

The recently-opened Al Etihad Credit Bureau aims to serve as a safeguard against a repeat of the credit bubble.

Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways Says Some Flights Delayed Due To Fog

The fog delayed the departure from Abu Dhabi of 44 early morning flights by up to four hours, while several others were cancelled, the airline said.

Dubai Ranked World’s Top City To Work In – INSEAD Alumni Survey

The emirate beat cities such as New York and London in the survey.

Dubai Golf Championship: McIlroy Ready To Take Advantage Of Jaded Rivals

The 25-year-old Northern Irishman believes a six-week break from golf has put him in the ideal shape.

Lower Oil Prices Should Lead To GCC Fiscal Reform

Fiscal reform including taxes is the solution to the region’s oil price dilemma, writes the founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates.

Saudi Arabia To Double Natgas Output By 2030, No Exports Planned

Saudi Arabia will use the extra output to meet its own rising energy demands, including both power generation and water desalination.

Al Etihad Credit Bureau Begins Issuing Credit Data To Individuals

UAE residents and citizens can now obtain their credit reports from the Al Etihad Credit Bureau’s website or customer service centres for a nominal fee.

Saudi Arabia Denies Reports About Lifting Ban On Female Drivers

The response comes following an Associated Press report quoting an unnamed Shoura Council member.

Sudan Says In Talks With Qatar Over Natural Gas Imports

The African nation hopes to get shipments as early as next year to use in generating power.

Kuwait To Raise Crude Oil Exports To Egypt, Could Send Diesel

Kuwait has said it would ship around two million barrels of crude oil a month to Egypt, giving it priority as a buyer ahead of sales from storage into the Mediterranean market.

Saudi Arabia Mobilises Clergy And Media Against Jihadi Recruitment

Informed by its previous experience, the Kingdom is using an array of tools against jihadi recruitment apart from the media.

Qatar’s Tasweeq To Slash Condensate Exports In 2016

Tasweeq will cut exports to 350,000 barrels per day (bpd) from the current levels of 500,000 bpd.

As Saudi Arabia Steps Up Beheadings, Some See Political Message

Saudi Arabia beheaded 26 people in August, more than in the first seven months of the year combined.

Abu Dhabi Reports Progress In Louvre Museum Construction

A huge dome structure weighing 7,000 tonnes has been installed as part of the museum project.

Commercial Bank Of Kuwait Slashes Bad Loans As Settlements Reached

CBK has now reduced its non-performing loans to 1.3 per cent of its total loan book from a 2009 level of 25 per cent.