Santhosh V. Perumal

A healthy double-digit expansion in the domestic credit helped Doha's commercial banks witness a more than 9% jump in total assets at the end of May this year

Foreign funds were seen bearish and there was weakened buying interests from their domestic counterparts on the Qatar Stock Exchange this week, which saw global credit rating agency Fitch affirm

The Qatar Financial Center (QFC), which is eyeing more global fintechs (including those from the US) to join its platform, will soon launch ‘Fintech Circle’, a co-workspace for qualifying institutions ...

Qatar’s food and chemical production witnessed robust growth; yet its overall industrial production was on the downswing year-on-year this April, according to the official estimates.

The 403,500 sqm container terminal 2 (CT2) at the Hamad Port is slated to be operationalised by the end of fourth quarter (Q4) of this year.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Tuesday largely remained flat amidst increased net buying by Gulf institutions and the bullish outlook of domestic and foreign funds.

The profitability and the topline of Islamic banks in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) are expected to be less affected by Covid-19 compared to those of conventional lenders in the region, according to Kamco-Invest.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday remained under bearish spell for the second consecutive day, mainly on increased net selling pressure from foreign funds.