Saudi Arabia bolsters its national stock exchange, the Tadawul, with major derivatives push

by Raphael Stevens 14 July 2020, 15:29 199 Views

The Kingdom hopes it will attract domestic and international investors, even as the IMF predicts Saudi Arabia’s economic growth will slump 6.8% this year due to the coronavirus pandemic and weak oil prices.

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Saudi Arabia bolsters its national stock exchange, the Tadawul, with major derivatives push

Schools have low coronavirus infection rate, German study finds

Back-to-work bonuses can't replace the $600 boost in unemployment, economists say

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