Article Archive for November 2009
Trying to prevent a run on its banks, and financial turmoil that some fear could spread globally, the United Arab Emirates helped calm financial markets Monday with its pledge to lend money to banks operating in Dubai, an action that came amid concerns about excessive borrowing around the world, Vikas Bajaj and Graham Bowley reported in The New York Times.
Dubai’s property developer Nakheel, part of the debt-laden Dubai World conglomerate, has asked for a suspension of trading on all its Islamic bonds traded on NasdaqDubai bourse, the latter said on its website Monday.
The president of Emirates Airlines said the Dubai business community was “shocked” by the debt crisis which has struck the city state, according to a newspaper interview published here on Sunday. KHALEEJ TIMES. Front page. UAE offers …
Investors braced for a 10 percent fall in United Arab Emirate stocks on Monday as the market reopens for the first time since Dubai called for a delay in repaying billions of dollars in debt, spooking global markets.
A foreign labourer pictured at the construction site of Dubai’s Business Bay on November 27. The central bank said in a statement, unusually issued during a holiday, that it was providing banks with extra liquidity, stressing its …
The announcement on Wednesday that Dubai’s business conglomerate, Dubai World, had called for a repayment moratorium on US billion in debt has sent shockwaves through global financial markets. Concern was initially high among investors …
Stock markets in Dubai and neighbouring Gulf emirate Abu Dhabi were set to open sharply lower on Monday as investors in the United Arab Emirates finally get their chance to react to Dubai’s debt crisis.
Asian stock markets opened broadly higher Monday as investors’ nervousness over potential fallout from a debt-repayment delay in Dubai faded.
Abu Dhabi’s priority is to stop a bank run, rather than undertake a wholesale rescue of Dubai World.
Dubai’s debt crisis could be China’s opportunity to snap up gold and oil assets, a senior Chinese official said in remarks published on Monday.
Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) — The United Arab Emirates’ central bank eased credit for lenders and said it “stands behind” the country’s local and foreign banks as they face losses from Dubai World’s possible default.
(Corrects date of statement in the second paragraph.) Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) — The United Arab Emirates’ central bank eased credit for lenders and said it “stands behind” the country’s local and foreign banks as they face losses from Dubai World’s possible default.
JW Marriott Hotel is located adjacent to the Dubai Lifestyle City golf course. The hotel will have 170 rooms, three restaurants, a 5000 sq ft ballroom for social events and conferences and a 25000 sq ft spa. “We have awarded all the shell- and-core contracts and the current one is for the Marriott. … Mohi-Din A. BinHendi, BinHendi Enterprises. BinHendi talks about retail in the UAE and the performance
The president of Emirates airline said Dubai’s business world was “shocked” by the global reaction to the Dubai World statement, according to a newspaper interview published here on Sunday. “We are all a bit shocked by… the global fallout of the past 24 hours,” Tim Clark told the Sunday Telegraph newspaper. … Mohi-Din A. BinHendi, BinHendi Enterprises. BinHendi talks about retail in the UAE and the performance of his company –
Such editorialising was more than evident in The Sunday Telegraph’s story “Emirates Group boss says Dubai business world ‘in shock’”. The article quoted him as saying: “We are all a bit shocked by what’s happened and the global fall-out of the past 48 hours. … Media should be responsible enough to reveal facts rather than their own opinions. Dubai will definetly come out of this minor bump. Posted on Monday, November…
Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) — Dubai’s debt risk, after jumping the most last week since January, is still below the level signaling a potential failure as investors expect the emirate will be rescued by oil-rich neighbor Abu Dhabi.
