The Qatar Stock Exchange on Monday gained more than 18 points, mainly on transport, telecom and real estate counters.

In its update last night, Moody’s Investor Service said, “Qatar's credit profile reflects the government's strong balance sheet, vast hydrocarbon reserves and exceptionally high per capita income.

The bullish outlook of foreign and Gulf funds as well as foreign individuals ended the bearish run on the Qatar Stock Exchange, whose key barometer on Tuesday gained more than 96 points to cross the 8,900 levels.

Foreign institutions’ bullish outlook on Tuesday lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange about 19 points but its key index was still below 10,300 levels.

The growth of the aggregated total loans and advances of the eight listed Qatari banks from June to September 2019 (in excess of QR30bn) was "mainly driven by a combination of growth in equity ...

Foreign institutions’ strong bullish outlook on lifted the Qatar Stock Exchange more than 86 points and its key index inched near 10,300 levels.

Fitch Ratings has affirmed Doha Bank's (DB) Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) at 'A' with a stable outlook.

The outlook for Qatar’s banking system remains stable as continued spending on the country’s infrastructure projects will drive modest economic growth and support lending ...

Qatar's non-hydrocarbon private sector outlook remained "strongly positive" on the back of fast weakening input prices and robust business expectations, according to the findings of the Qatar Financial Center (QFC).

The most recent PMI survey of Qatar pointed to a stronger 12-month outlook for business activity, which was held back somewhat by a collection of local factors and aggravated by observed seasonal trends.

Foreign institutions’ bullish outlook on Tuesday helped the Qatar Stock Exchange gain more than 37 points to overall surpass 10,250 levels.

Aamal Company is adopting an optimistic outlook as Qatar’s economy continues to perform well, showing resilience and strength due to the successful implementation of government strategies ...