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MultiBank Expands into Abu Dhabi with New Office and UAE Stock CFDs Offering
The new office will reportedly serve both retail and institutional customers. MultiBank recently introduced UAE stock CFDs on shares listed…
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Blockchain sales to hit $291 billion by 2030
Blockchain was the most talked-about topic alongside ESG and AI in construction firm filings, the report says The blockchain sector…
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Dubai regulator seeks to ease costs for small crypto firms
Dubai is emerging as a major hub for cryptocurrencies Dubai’s virtual assets regulator is seeking ways to lower the cost…
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Cryptocurrency Market Faces Decline as Investors React to Fed Rate Cut Concerns
Some altcoins saw daily prices plummet more than 20% The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies fell more than 6% on…
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UAE: A blueprint for modern trading in Mena
There is a fundamental change in how people interact with the financial world, says Taurex The online trading landscape in…
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Exploring the Future of Work: Trends, Technologies, and Emerging Sectors
Safety will emerge as a key sector while new jobs will include future nostalgists and 100-year counsellors When you imagine…
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ChainGPT Introduces AI-Powered Crypto Trading Platform
ChainGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered Web3 infrastructure provider, has unveiled a platform that brings AI-powered auto-trading to the world of…
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Artificial Intelligence: The Game-Changer in Global Market Dynamics
As the curtain falls on a turbulent year, the stage is set for an analysis of the market trends that…
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Turkiye’s Bonds and Stock Market Witness Significant Investment Surge
In a remarkable week of investment, foreign investors have poured $891 million into Türkiye’s lira-denominated government bonds. This robust influx…
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Investment guru bullish on Turkiye as global economic concerns loom
US will suffer worse than Turkiye in next financial crisis, says Jim Rogers, calling himself ‘a big fan of Turkiye…
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