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Qatar cut from 2020 Olympic bid field
23 May 2012 at 11:27pm
The International Olympic Committee has chosen Istanbul, Madrid, and Tokyo as finalists to host the 2020 Summer Games, dashing the hopes of Doha and Azerbaijan 's Baku, Reuters has reported. The shortlist of candidates to host the world's biggest multi-sports event was announced at the IOC's executive board meetings in Quebec City. Doha, which was proposing to hold the 2020 Olympics in October rather than the usual July/August schedule to avoid the state's summer heat, is already hosting the 2022 World Cup football tournament. Doha 2020 officials said the decision by the IOC does not curtail Qatar's ambitions or its work in progress towards becoming a regional and global sports hub. London will host the 2012 Summer Games from July 27-August 12 while the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro will stage the 2016 Olympics. The IOC will announce the winner between bids from Tokyo, Madrid and Istanbul in September 2013. [AMEInfo.com]
Saudi Arabia's Dar Al Arkan Real Estate gains as developer strikes deal with ...
23 May 2012 at 8:09am
The Riyadh-measure Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) declined 0.60% to close at 7,061.43 points amid regional and global uncertainty over Greece's dispositon in the Euro zone. Dar Al Arkan Real Estate Development Company was the most liquid share, advancing 1.36% to hit SR11.20. Earlier in the day, Dar Al Arkan announced the sale of a portion of the residential land at its project Shams ArRiyadh, in the capital Riyadh to petrochemical giant Saudi Basic Industries Corporation or Sabic which closed off 0.26% at SR95. Sabic will build a residential compound for its employees. The total land area sold is worth SR741.6m. The transaction will be reflected in the developers second quarter of 2012 financial results. Nineteen stock gained, while 119 declined. Trading volumes remained in the lower range, as 294m stocks worth SR5.8bn changed hands. [AMEInfo.com]
Kuwait market falls the sixth day straight
23 May 2012 at 7:37am
The KSE Market Index fell 0.22% to hit a three-week low, closing at 6,366.95 Wednesday. Kuwait correlates with the price of oil, which lost 11.37% in value in the last four weeks as GCC and Iraq production volumes hit multi-year highs in order to compensate for Iranian export losses. National Bank of Kuwait or NBK closed unchanged, but losses in the industrial and the telco segment weighed on the gauge. Islamic financial institution Kuwait Finance House pr KFH advanced 2.81%, finishing the session at KD0.730. [AMEInfo.com]
Qatar Exchange struggles with resistance level at 8,500 points
23 May 2012 at 6:24am
The QE 20 Index slipped 0.40% Wednesday, ending at 8,467.42 points. Investors booked profits at bank shares in particular, after former Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos said his highly indebted country's exit from the Euro zone was still one of many options. After a series of gain in recent days, Doha Bank fell half a percentage point, albeit Qatar's exposure to the Euro zone is minimal. Vodafone Qatar jumped 2.21% to hit a multi-year high at QR9.70. [AMEInfo.com]
Abu Dhabi bourse adds slightly despite negative market breadth
23 May 2012 at 6:11am
The ADX General Index closed 0.20% higher at 2,475.52 points Wednesday. Gulf Medical Projects Company jumped 9.33% to reach Dhs2.11. Islamic insurer Watania plummeted nine percent to Dhs1.09. Real estate giants Aldar and Sorouh fell by 2.70% and 2.80% to Dhs1.07 and Dhs1.03, respectively. Fund managers became increasingly impatient due to pending updates on a merger between Aldar and Sorouh, The National reported today. Both developers announced in mid-March theyr entered talks to unify with the blessing of the Abu Dhabi government. [AMEInfo.com]
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