Doha: Deposit rates at Qatar National Bank (QNB) were issued on Monday, detailing the latest figures for various currencies.
According to Qatar News Agency, the deposit rates for USD are structured as follows: a 1-month deposit rate stands at 3.608…
Doha: Oil prices dropped by more than 5% Wednesday amid expectations of a possible ceasefire that could ease supply disruptions in the Middle East, following reports of diplomatic efforts to end the conflict. Brent crude futures fell $6.21, or 5.9%, t…
Kuwait city: Kuwait Bourse closed lower on Tuesday, with the All Share Index falling 43.09 points, or 0.51%, to 8,434.83. A total of 225.7 million shares valued at KWD 75.4 million (roughly $230.7 million) were traded in 22,120 transactions.
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Doha: China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) announced that temporary control measures regarding retail prices of gasoline and diesel are being implemented starting last Monday, amid increases in international oil prices.
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Doha: Credit rating agency Capital Intelligence has affirmed the rating of Qatar National Bank (QNB) at AA with a stable outlook. This confirmation underscores the financial stability and robust performance of QNB in the global banking sector.
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Doha: The General Tax Authority (GTA) announced the availability of the direct application of double taxation avoidance agreements service, as part of its ongoing efforts to develop the tax services ecosystem and enhance its effectiveness.
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Doha: Crude oil prices rose, with Brent crude climbing above $100 a barrel, amid growing doubts about the possibility of de-escalating tensions with Iran. Brent crude futures settled up $4.55, or 4.55%, at $104.49 a barrel. Meanwhile, West Texas Inter…
Kuwait city: The price of Kuwaiti oil rose by $6.58 to reach $163.08 per barrel in Monday’s trading compared to $156.50 on Friday.
According to Qatar News Agency, the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation reported the increase in oil prices. In global market…
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