Kuwait: Oil prices rose about $1 in early trade on Thursday, rebounding from the previous day’s sharp losses, as investors weighed the prospects of a Middle East peace deal succeeding. Brent crude futures were up 88 cents, or 0.9%, at $102.15 a barrel…
Doha: Current exchange rates in Qatar reveal the buying and selling prices for a range of currencies and commodities. The Moroccan Dirham is being bought at 0.39060 and sold at 0.42470. The Malaysian Ringgit’s rates stand at 0.87100 for buying and 0.9…
Doha: Qatar National Bank (QNB) has announced the latest exchange rates against the US Dollar for various currencies, providing updated buying and selling rates to the public.
According to Qatar News Agency, the exchange rate for the United Arab Emi…
Doha: Oil prices continued to decline on Wednesday, reaching their lowest levels in two weeks following reports that the United States and Iran are close to reaching a deal to end the war and reopen navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude futu…
Doha: Oil prices fell for a second day on Wednesday on expectations bottled up supply from the key Middle East producing region could resume flowing after The US indicated a possible peace deal may be reached to end the war with Iran. Brent crude futu…
Doha: The Chief Executive Officer of Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZ), HE Sheikh Mohammed Bin Hamad Bin Faisal Al-Thani, recently engaged in a meeting with HE Johnny Mayani, the Ambassador of the Republic of Panama to the State of Qatar. The meeting w…
Doha: The dollar retreated against most major currencies on Wednesday after the US signaled it may be nearing a deal with Iran. The euro stood at $1.1714 and sterling traded at $1.35685, both up roughly 0.2% so far on the day.
According to Qatar New…
New york: Major US stock indexes closed higher on Tuesday.
According to Qatar News Agency, the S and P 500 rose 58.72 points, or 0.82 percent, to close at 7,259.47. The Nasdaq Composite gained 259.06 points, or 1.03 percent, to 25,326.51. The Dow J…
Syrian sources announced that the sound of explosions in Deir Ezzor is caused by US artillery shelling of the Conoco gas field towards the positions of militants in the area.
Source: National Iraqi News Agency