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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 Arabia’s main market dips slightly to 12,362

Closing Bell: Saudi Arabia’s main market dips slightly to 12,362

By Nadin Hassan ·
Saudi education spending surges 91.5% amid school return  graphic

Saudi education spending surges 91.5% amid school return 

By MIGUEL HADCHITY  ·
WEF panelists call for systemic policy shifts to help developing countries out of global debt crisis

WEF panelists call for systemic policy shifts to help developing countries out of global debt crisis

By Arab News ·
UAE’s economy minister says Middle East desires ‘more peace’ as US President Trump takes charge

UAE’s economy minister says Middle East desires ‘more peace’ as US President Trump takes charge

By Mustafa Abu Sneineh ·
Saudi Arabia raises $990m in sukuk issuances for January

Saudi Arabia raises $990m in sukuk issuances for January

By Nirmal Narayanan ·
ESG sukuk set to cross $50bn in 2025: Fitch Ratings

ESG sukuk set to cross $50bn in 2025: Fitch Ratings

By Nirmal Narayanan ·
WEF panel explores ways to drive economic growth in uncertain times  

WEF panel explores ways to drive economic growth in uncertain times  

By Zaira Lakhpatwala ·
Closing Bell: Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul ends slightly lower at 12,370 

Closing Bell: Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul ends slightly lower at 12,370 

By Nirmal Narayanan ·
Saudi economy minister speaks on global growth, US economic policies, Vision 2030

Saudi economy minister speaks on global growth, US economic policies, Vision 2030

By Shounaz Mekky ·
Financial services firms harnessing AI to revolutionize efficiency and processes, says BNY executive 

Financial services firms harnessing AI to revolutionize efficiency and processes, says BNY executive 

By DANIEL FOUNTAIN ·
Saudi reserves at central bank grow to $450bn

Saudi reserves at central bank grow to $450bn

By Dayan Abou Tine ·
Trump’s inauguration dominating conversation as warmer Davos raises eyebrows

Trump’s inauguration dominating conversation as warmer Davos raises eyebrows

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·

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