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29.01.26 - 12:48
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Explained: Visa′s dual-hub strategy in Dubai and Riyadh as Saudi Arabia tightens the rules (Times of India)
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Global payments giant Visa is restructuring its Middle East operations, creating dual hubs in Dubai and Riyadh. This strategic shift acknowledges Saudi Arabia's new 'regional headquarters' policy, which mandates local HQs for government contracts. The move reflects intensifying competition among Gulf states for foreign investment and economic influence, with Riyadh emerging as a significant corporate center....
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29.01.26 - 08:54
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Fed Holds Rates; Saudi Arabia′s Giga Spending | Horizons Middle East & Africa 1/29/2026 (Bloomberg)
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The Fed holds rates, with chair Jerome Powell pointing to an improving US outlook as the labor market steadies. Also on the show: a massive day of tech earnings, from Meta and Microsoft in the US to Samsung and SK Hynix in Asia; gold, copper and silver hit all-time highs on a weaker dollar and rising geopolitical tensions; Saudi Arabia is ordering sweeping changes across its most ambitious projects; African central banks are kicking off a busy month of interest-rate decisions. Guests include: Parisha Saimbi, BNP Paribas, EM Asia FXLM Strategist; Monica Malik, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, Chief Economist. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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27.12.25 - 11:18
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Saudi Arabia leads GCC in Indian deportations: Over 13,000 workers sent home in 2025 (Times of India)
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In 2025, Gulf states intensified enforcement of migrant labour laws, leading to the deportation of thousands of Indian workers, particularly from Saudi Arabia. Most cases stemmed from visa overstays, permit violations, and misleading recruitment practices. The trend underscores growing regulatory scrutiny and highlights the urgent need for better pre-departure awareness, ethical recruitment, and migrant legal literacy....
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20.11.25 - 09:36
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Hong Kong firms pick Saudi Arabia over mainland China for expansion: HSBC (SCMP)
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Hong Kong businesses are increasingly turning to Saudi Arabia as their top choice for supply chain diversification amid changing trade conditions, according to an HSBC survey.
Nearly a fifth of Hong Kong businesses identified Saudi Arabia as their preferred market to expand production, followed by mainland China at 14 per cent, according to the survey released on Thursday. Interest was strongest among technology, media and telecommunications firms.
Favourable policies bolstered the trend, the......
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18.11.25 - 12:54
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Trump to Host Saudi Crown Prince in US, Crypto & Bitcoin Falls | The Pulse 11/18 (Bloomberg)
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will meet US President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, cementing a burgeoning relationship that the oil-rich kingdom says will advance peace and stability in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin's slide worsened a slump across global financial markets, fueling concern that leveraged investors would set off a spiral of selling pressure.
Today's guests: Grace Peters, JPM Private Bank, Co-Head of Global Investment Strategy; Hendrik du Toit, Ninety One CEO; Mike Pence, Former US Vice President. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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18.11.25 - 09:24
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Trump Approves F-35 Jets For Saudis, Stocks Losses Deepen | Daybreak Europe 11/18/2025 (Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from London, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trading begins.
On today's show, a global stock sellof continued for a fourth day as uncertainty over US rates and tech valuations prevailed. The S&P closed below a level identified as key for investors. Bitcoin fell below $90,000 for first time in seven months
Japan is mounting a broad diplomatic effort to ease tensions with China after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi linked a Taiwan Strait crisis with the possible deployment of Japanese troops.
Today's guests: Camille de Courcel, Head of Developed Markets Rates Strategy and European Economics at BNP Paribas Markets 360. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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