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02/10/2025 03:08 AST
Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority called for public consultation on opening its main stock market to all categories of non-resident foreign investors and enabling them to directly invest in it, the regulator said on Wednesday.
If approved, the draft would scrap the Qualified Foreign Investor system in the main stock market, enabling all foreign investors to participate without meeting eligibility rules, and would also end swap agreements, allowing non-resident foreigners to directly invest in listed shares, it added.
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02/10/2025
Dubai's property prices are expected to continue rising for the foreseeable future, as unprecedented population growth outpaces new supply, Michael Lahyani, CEO and founder of Property Finder, told T
Gulfnews
02/10/2025
The Council of Economic and Development Affairs held a video conference to review a series of key economic and strategic reports.
The council examined the Ministry of Economy and Planning's
Arab News
02/10/2025
The Council of Economic and Development Affairs held a video conference to review a series of key economic and strategic reports.
The council examined the Ministry of Economy and Planning's
Arab News
02/10/2025
Saudi Arabia's overall unemployment rate stood at 3.2 percent in the second quarter of 2025, down 0.1 percentage point year on year, underscoring ongoing labor-market resilience.
According
Arab News
02/10/2025
Saudi Arabia is forecasting real GDP growth of 4.6 percent in 2026, supported by an expected increase in the output of non-oil activities.
In the Ministry of Finance's pre-budget statement,
Arab News
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