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Turkey favours market-friendly reforms, executive presidency

Turkey's new government will aim to bring inflation down to single digits and maintain central bank independence, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Wednesday,...

Oil prices slide as Britain votes to leave EU

World oil prices plunged Friday, mirroring sentiment on stock markets, as the dollar strengthened in reaction to Britain voting to bolt from the European...

Saudi 2016 budget marks end of era for lavish Gulf subsidies

An austere state budget released by Saudi Arabia this week is likely to mark the end of an era for the Gulf's lavish cradle-to-grave...

Egypt's Sisi ignores criticism, focuses on economic achievements

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi vaunted on Thursday his "unprecedented" economic achievements, ignoring mounting criticism by opponents and the press after police raided a...

Virgin Mobile passes 1m customer mark in Kingdom

Virgin Mobile Saudi Consortium, the Saudi Arabian subsidiary company of Virgin Mobile Middle East & Africa, is now serving over a million customers in...

Saudi Aramco to expand as oil demand grows

State oil giant Saudi Aramco, which could soon become the world's largest listed company, will keep expanding despite low crude prices, its president said...

Anid economic impact of Coronavirus, Egypt seeks aid

Egypt's Prime Minister, Mostafa Madbouli, said Sunday the country is seeking an aid package from the International Monetary Fund to offset the economic impact...

Crude prices up on Canada fires and Saudi oil minister replacement

Crude prices extended gains in Asia Monday as raging wildfires hit production in Canada, while traders digested news that Saudi Arabia had replaced its...

Kuwait signs $2.8 billion military and provisional deals with France

Kuwait signed 2.5 billion euros ($2.8 bn) worth of military fixed and provisional deals led by the purchase of 24 Airbus-built Caracal helicopters, the...

Libya cuts oil output by up to 120,000 bpd due to power problems

Libya's National Oil Corp on Wednesday cut oil production by about 120,000 barrels a day as its eastern subsidiary AGOCO faced power problems due...

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