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• Middle East & Africa Construction Industry Databook 2024: Market Size & Forecast by Value and Volume for 10 Countries

  The Middle East and Africa construction industry is experiencing transformative growth, driven by government initiatives, urbanization, and investments in infrastructure. The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure construction sectors in the region, highlighting key trends and opportunities.

  GlobeNewswire Inc.

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• Why Dalio, CZ And Other Billionaires Are Flocking To Abu Dhabi

  Hedge fund maestro Ray Dalio calls the United Arab Emirates a “renaissance state” — rather for financial reasons than human rights factors. He and dozens of billionaires are willing to overlook the moral maze for a safer — and cheaper — place to barricade their wealth. Dalio and Changpeng Zhao — or CZ, the world’s richest cryptocurrency titan — are among the many high-net-worth individuals to park their investments in Abu Dhabi-based special purpose vehicles (SPVs) this year, according to data gathered by Bloomberg. An SPV is essentially a holding company most commonly used to isolate assets that companies, or individuals, don’t want to appear on their balance sheets. Also Read: Why Did Goldman Use ...Full story available on Benzinga.com

  Benzinga
• Israel-Hamas, Day 46: Temporary Truce, Hostage Release Loom; Israeli Stocks Recoup Losses Post-October 7 Attacks

  In what appears to be a major development in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, a potential ceasefire and significant hostage release are reportedly close to being finalized on Tuesday. This breakthrough could mark a pivotal moment in the hostilities that have lasted for more than a month. Here are the latest developments: Details of the ceasefire and hostage release: A political source revealed on Tuesday that a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas is expected to last five days, during which 40 children and 13 female hostages will be released from Hamas captivity. Multiple officials, in contact with CNN, confirmed this advancement in negotiations. Optimistic remarks from Netanyahu: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a statement released by his office, expressed cautious optimism. “We are making progress… I hope there will be good news soon,” Netanyahu said, indicating that a positive outcome might be imminent. War Cabinet meetings scheduled: Responding to these developments, Israel’s war cabinet is scheduled to meet on Tuesday. This will ...Full story available on Benzinga.com

  Benzinga

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• 5 Best And Worst Performing Country ETFs For Q1 2023: A Defaulting Country's Stock Market Beats S&P 500

  As the first quarter of 2023 is coming to an end, now is an opportune time to assess the stock market performance of different countries. The U.S. stock market, as represented by the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (ARCA: SPY), ranks only 22nd in the top performing country ETFs list, posting a quarterly total return of about 6%. Let's take a look at the quarterly performance of the best and worst performing country ETFs worldwide. Also Read: Best Exchange Traded Funds 5 Worst-Performing Country ETFs In Q1 2023 5) iShares MSCI Israel ETF (ARCA: EIS) The major stock market ETF in Israel has fallen 4% in the quarter ending March 2023, ranking as the fifth-worst country ETF so far this year.  The worst contributor to the index performance was Bezeq The Israel Telecommunication ADR (OTC: BZQIY), which fell 30% year to date. 4) iShares MSCI UAE ETF (NASDAQ: UAE) The iShares MSCI UAE ETF, which seeks to track an index composed of UAE equities, is down 6.7% in Q1 2023 and still trades 25% lower than a year ago. The worst contributor to the performance of the UAE ETF was First Abu Dhabi Bank PJSC, down 21% year-to-date, which is traded on the domestic exchange. 3) iShares MSCI INDIA ETF (BATS: INDA) The iShares MSCI India ETF slipped 7.2% year ...

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• 5 Emerging Markets & Its ETFs Defying the Losing Trend in 2022

  Emerging market (EM) ETF investing is currently in a tight spot due to the dollar strength, rising rates in the United States, capital outflows, a slump in China's economy, rising inflation and a debacle in Russia investing.

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