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S&P affirms UAE sovereign credit ratings at AA/A-1+ amid regional tensions

S&P affirms UAE sovereign credit ratings at AA/A-1+ amid regional tensions

By Arab News ·
Update S&P Global lifts Pakistan’s credit rating ‘B-’ from ‘CCC+’, outlook stable

S&P Global lifts Pakistan’s credit rating ‘B-’ from ‘CCC+’, outlook stable

By Reuters ·
Saudi banks weathering external debt surge amid Vision 2030 push: S&P report

Saudi banks weathering external debt surge amid Vision 2030 push: S&P report

By Nadin Hassan ·
GCC banks to remain resilient in 2025 despite anticipated rate cuts: S&P Global

GCC banks to remain resilient in 2025 despite anticipated rate cuts: S&P Global

By NOUR EL-SHAERI    ·
Middle East conflict poses risk to regional sovereign credit ratings: S&P

Middle East conflict poses risk to regional sovereign credit ratings: S&P

By NADIN HASSAN   ·
Saudi Arabia’s non-oil private sector PMI at 55, leading the Gulf region – S&P Global

Saudi Arabia’s non-oil private sector PMI at 55, leading the Gulf region – S&P Global

By Miguel Hadchity ·
UAE non-oil sector maintains steady growth despite flood impact: S&P Global 

UAE non-oil sector maintains steady growth despite flood impact: S&P Global 

By ARAB NEWS  ·
GCC bank’s profitability to remain strong in 2024 due to delay in US Fed’s rate cut

GCC bank’s profitability to remain strong in 2024 due to delay in US Fed’s rate cut

By ARAB NEWS  ·
S&P upgrades OPEC Fund rating to AA+ with stable outlook 

S&P upgrades OPEC Fund rating to AA+ with stable outlook 

By ARAB NEWS  ·
UAE’s non-oil activities steady as PMI hits 57 in November: S&P Global

UAE’s non-oil activities steady as PMI hits 57 in November: S&P Global

By ARAB NEWS  ·
Rising female workforce boosts Saudi Arabia’s economic growth

Rising female workforce boosts Saudi Arabia’s economic growth

By Arab News ·
Global sukuk up 9% in Q1: S&P Global 

Global sukuk up 9% in Q1: S&P Global 

By Arab News ·
Saudi chemical producers can withstand potential feedstock price hike: S&P Global

Saudi chemical producers can withstand potential feedstock price hike: S&P Global

By Arab News ·

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