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Market Update: EGX30 closes in green at end of Monday's trading
Market Update: Egypt's main index rebounds at start of Monday's session
WTO ends meeting with no move forward on Doha
Russia among four new entrants to WTO as meeting embroiled in US-China trade spat
Israel Electric to buy $8 billion of gas from Tamar
Israel's state-owned electric utility has agreed to buy natural gas worth $8 billion from the partners developing the Tamar site off Israel's Mediterranean coast
Market Update: EGX30 tumbles 3.3% in Sunday's session
Market Update: Egypt's bourse starts the week falling 3 per cent on Cabinet clashes
UN sanctions lifted on Libya's central bank
The Central Bank of Libya and the Libyan Foreign Bank (LFB) were taken off the council's sanctions list p
Italy PM Monti says he will unfreeze more Libyan funds
After a meeting with the Libyan National Transitional Council Chairman, Italy's Prime Minister said his country has unfroze EUR600 million in Libyan assets, pledging more to come
Market Report: Egypt's bourse bleeds on Cairo violence
Ongoing military clampdown that has left at least 10 dead and hundreds injured since Friday weighs on stocks
UK to repatriate £6.5 billion to Libya
The UK has pledged to release £6.5 billion of frozen Libyan assets while calling the Libyan government to work harder on rebuilding the country and serving its people
Egypt's Petroleum Air Services workers see jet deal as suspicious
Workers question the prospective buy of a jet airliner by Petroleum Air Services they say does not meet company operational requirements
Egypt may resume talks on financing from IMF
Planning and international cooperation minister says Egypt may resume negotiations with the International Monetary Fund for a financing facility
Market Report: Egypt stocks change insignificantly, down 0.02 per cent
The market remained almost unchanged Thursday as investors wait on the decisions of the new government
Repeat MSCI snub to Gulf shows extent of investor angst
MSCI held Qatar and UAE at level of frontier markets on Wednesday, the third time it has opted not to give them emerging market status
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