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World food prices up in April for second month: UN agency

World food prices up in April for second month: UN agency

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Saudi banks’ funding profile changing on rising mortgage demand: S&P Global 

Saudi banks’ funding profile changing on rising mortgage demand: S&P Global 

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Egypt’s net foreign assets deficit shrinks $17.8bn in March

Egypt’s net foreign assets deficit shrinks $17.8bn in March

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Oil Updates – prices fall for a 3rd day as Middle East ceasefire hopes rise

Oil Updates – prices fall for a 3rd day as Middle East ceasefire hopes rise

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Saudi Arabia’s real GDP rises by 1.3% in first quarter: GASTAT  

Saudi Arabia’s real GDP rises by 1.3% in first quarter: GASTAT  

By ARAB NEWS  ·

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