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Corporate activities drive Saudi bank loans to highest growth rate in 18 months

Corporate activities drive Saudi bank loans to highest growth rate in 18 months

  • Corporate lending dominated the sector, making up around 54 percent
By Dayan Abou Tine ·
Closing Bell: Saudi main index closes in green at 11,725

Closing Bell: Saudi main index closes in green at 11,725

By Miguel Hadchity ·
Saudi money supply up 9% to hit $791bn in January

Saudi money supply up 9% to hit $791bn in January

By Dayan Abou Tine  ·
UAE joins dividend surge as global payouts hit record $1.75tn in 2024

UAE joins dividend surge as global payouts hit record $1.75tn in 2024

By Nadin Hassan  ·
Closing Bell: Saudi main index continues to decline on third consecutive day

Closing Bell: Saudi main index continues to decline on third consecutive day

By Nadin Hassan ·
Saudi banks see profit surge in Q4 as rate cuts boost margins: Fitch Ratings

Saudi banks see profit surge in Q4 as rate cuts boost margins: Fitch Ratings

By MIGUEL HADCHITY  ·
Saudi education spending rises 145% as students return, latest POS data shows graphic

Saudi education spending rises 145% as students return, latest POS data shows

By MIGUEL HADCHITY  ·
GCC firms maintain financial stability despite regional tensions: Moody’s

GCC firms maintain financial stability despite regional tensions: Moody’s

By Nadin Hassan ·
Closing Bell: Saudi main index closes in red at 11,718

Closing Bell: Saudi main index closes in red at 11,718

By Nirmal Narayanan ·
Saudi private sector powers $314bn investment boom, outpacing Vision 2030 target

Saudi private sector powers $314bn investment boom, outpacing Vision 2030 target

By Dayan Abou Tine ·
Mideast set for private equity boom amid global market revival: report

Mideast set for private equity boom amid global market revival: report

By Nour El-Shaeri ·
Closing Bell: Saudi stock market sees losses as TASI edges down 0.77%

Closing Bell: Saudi stock market sees losses as TASI edges down 0.77%

By Nour El-Shaeri ·
Makkah’s licensed hospitality facilities surge 80% in 2024

Makkah’s licensed hospitality facilities surge 80% in 2024

By REEM WALID  ·

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