Foreign and Gulf funds’ profit booking pressure on Tuesday further weakened the Qatar Stock Exchange, which settled 58 points lower.

Beijing plans to continue to severely restrict international flights until at least October due to the coronavirus pandemic, Chinese media have reported.

Germany gave itself new powers to veto hostile foreign takeover bids for healthcare companies on Wednesday, a measure designed to ensure a continuous supply of essential products during the coronavirus crisis.

The Russian government said on Sunday it would allow foreign athletes competing in its domestic sports leagues to enter the country as the number of cases of the novel coronavirus passed 280,000.

The increased net selling pressure from foreign and Gulf funds on Monday dragged the Qatar Stock Exchange more than 43 points and its key index retreated below 8,900 levels.

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday lost sizeable 165 points to settle below 10,300 levels, mainly on strong profit booking from foreign funds.

Capital Intelligence (CI), the international credit rating agency, has affirmed Qatar’s long-term foreign and local currency issuer ratings at ‘AA-’ and short-term foreign and local currency ratings at ‘A1+’ ...

At least 51 foreign nationals have been arrested in Istanbul for alleged links to ISIS group, Turkish police sources told Anadolu Agency on Friday.

The Qatar Stock Exchange opened the week stronger, after reaming under bearish spell for the previous three sessions, as foreign and domestic institutions turned bullish.

The Qatar Stock Exchange witnessed buying interests from foreign and domestic funds, even as it overall settled in the negative for the third straight session to close a tad above 8,500 levels.

Foreign and Gulf funds turned net buyers on the Qatar Stock Exchange, a day after MSCI decided to continue to use official Qatari riyal foreign exchange rate in its Qatar indices.

The Maldives’ foreign minister resigned yesterday...