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2012 - Click to view archive

• 2012  February | show 

  • Howard Ruff's little book of good sense on gold and silver

  • Pimco warns US structural issues not being dealt with nor problems abroad

  • $158 silver price target set by Elliott Wave guru Alf Field

  • Flip Media bought by Publicis as Dubai digital media enters rapid growth phase

  • Restaurant review: Hemingway night at Ruth's Chris Dubai

  • Precious metals trounce stocks in best January for decades

  • Chinese exports slow but GDP growth remains on track says HSBC

  • US stocks and bonds point in opposite directions to recovery or recession

  • Is the Facebook IPO another Google or more like AOL/Time Warner?

• 2012  January | show 

  • How to maximize your profits as silver prices take off again

  • 16th eurozone summit in two years fails to agree on Greek debt deal

  • Silver chartist confirms the Dubai Old Gold Souk's $60 September price target

  • Is Europe losing patience with Greece or Greece with Europe?

  • Not the Davos economic forum live from Dubai!

  • No it's not different this time warns Professor Ken Rogoff

  • Time to buy or sell silver or take a longer view?

  • Dow ends week down 0.5% despite a surprise from the Fed

  • George Soros lays out his solution the eurozone crisis at Davos

  • IMF chief not 'terribly positive' about Greek debt outlook

  • Will Dubai property bounce back in 2012 as London developer Nick Candy predicts?

  • Niall Ferguson and Stephen King from HSBC discuss US and eurozone economic policy in Davos

  • How long can the Fed pump up the US bond bubble? Time to shift into hard assets?

  • Fed holding rates low until late 2014 a major boost for gold prices says Jim Sinclair

  • Soros tells Davos forum eurozone and Iranian crises bad news for the Arab Spring

  • Abu Dhabi resumes museum projects after spending review

  • Eurozone and Iran to top Davos agenda as recession looms

  • Talk of Dubai Gold Souk: silver to double in six months

  • Dow to fall to 8,000 this year says Joseph Granville

  • Dubai Airports top 51m passengers but 2012 looks a tougher year

  • Warren Buffett explains how to pay down the US national debt

  • What does the EU embargo on Iranian oil mean for the UAE?

  • $58-60 silver price by September says Dubai silver trader

  • Emerging market central banks to fuel gold prices much higher

  • Silver up 13%, gold 6% since New Year

  • 70% of Middle Eastern executives expect double-dip recession

  • UAE is the friendliest country on earth for expatriates

  • A sucker's rally on very thin volume?

  • Probability of US recession lower than 60% says Nouriel Roubini

  • Marc Faber warns of again of a bubble in top treasury bonds

  • Hotel review: Viceroy Yas Hotel pulls into pole position in Abu Dhabi

  • Gold and silver price forecasts for 2012 probably too pessimistic

  • Jim Sinclair sees IMF money printing, dollar collapse and $2,100 gold in 2012

  • DIFC gets its Canary Wharf style insolvency moment

  • Chartist forecasts explosive silver price rise coming within months

  • Beware the positive spin on negative news for financial markets

  • Goldman's Jim O'Neill talking up China: annual growth three times GDP of Greece

  • Is a 68% loss on 200 billion euro Greek debt not actually a default?

  • Haggling for gold in the Sharjah gold souk where prices are among the lowest in the world

  • Euro and sterling weakness means Gulf expatriates will focus on dollar-pegged assets

  • Gold back above $1,650 and silver tops $30 again as precious metals rebound from their correction

  • Is this the week that financial markets lose their sangfroid and sink?

  • World Bank conclusion that China can grow at 8% a year for 20 years is like Japan versus the US in 1990

  • Gold author Frank Holmes explains the core investment case for gold

  • How will the Arab Spring affect Middle Eastern growth prospects in 2012?

  • Greece moves closer to default as S&P lowers rating for nine eurozone countries and France loses triple-A

  • Hotel review: DIFC Ritz-Carlton's excellent 1st anniversary package

  • UK pound sterling to depreciate the most in the next two years

  • More than 100,000 homes listed for sale or rent in the UAE

  • Cracks are already showing in global financial markets

  • New Palm Pointe shows Nakheel going for return-on-investment

  • How much longer will the US dollar be the global reserve currency?

  • What's the safest investment: gold bullion, US treasuries or a Picasso?

  • Five-month high for US stocks a market top?

  • Eurozone crisis 'more dangerous' than 2008 warns George Soros

  • ArabianMoney visits Sharjah Gold Souk to discuss gold and silver prices

  • Pimco CEO Mohamed El-Erian says QE3 is not going to work

  • Alcoa'a profit plunge leaves Wall Street unsure where to jump

  • Goldman, UBS predict 20-50% gain for gold price in 2012, what about silver?

  • Is the escalation of tension with Iran good or bad for the Gulf States?

  • Are we heading into higher interest rates and higher inflation?

  • Echoes of 2008 become deafening as credit crunch bites

  • For how long will cash be king and the friend of investors?

  • Restaurant review: AOC Sofitel, Jumeirah Beach Residence

  • Emirates lands in Rio and Buenos Aires as Qatar halts seat sale

  • Eurozone crisis returns to spoil US New Year's party

  • Should investors just buy gold and silver and go on a long vacation?

  • $105k Cavalli Club bill shows overpricing of alcohol in Dubai

  • Hungary may be first in EU to default ahead of Greece

  • Dubai ranked 5th in the world for its 231 skyscrapers

  • Dubai Metro to get Dubai Mall walkway, DIFC next?

  • $15.2tn US debt passes 100% of GDP, Greece threatens default

  • New Year buying boosts gold and silver prices

  • Why Twitter is so valuable to Arabia and it's not the IPO

  • How best to invest for success in 2012

  • 26,465 apartments, 1,179 villas sold in Dubai in 2011

  • Mike Maloney reviews the gold and silver market outlook

  • Worst of years can be the best of years for investment opportunities

  • Calm before the perfect storm in the eurozone?

  • US stocks close the year flat and overvalued, where next?

2011 - Click to view archive

• 2011  December | show 

  • Rising salaries to boost GCC economy in 2012

  • ArabianMoney to raise newsletter price from January 9th

  • Should the year-end sell-off of gold and silver worry investors?

  • $10bn Aldar bailout mirrors Abu Dhabi's $20 billion rescue of Dubai two years ago

  • Economic outlook for the UAE surprisingly bright for 2012

  • Banks deposit $534bn with the ECB a week after borrowing $645bn as eurozone crisis draws to a close

  • Construction noise returns to The Meadows as prices surge but owners should beware planning laws

  • Plot uncovered to smuggle 94 kilos of gold into the UAE from an African state

  • Spanish finance minister warns of difficult two months as UK plans capital controls for euro collapse

  • Are we facing a plunge in global stock markets like in 1973-4 and how will gold react?

  • Hotel review: Al Bustan Palace Muscat undergoing a Ritz-Carlton transformation

  • Flight review: Flydubai still not quite up to the standards of Ryanair

  • Five New Year's resolutions and predictions for 2012

  • Why we are sticking with silver as our top pick for 2012

  • All stock markets fell in 2011, will 2012 be any better for global equities?

  • Jim Sinclair says dollar weakness and gold strength will follow any euro crisis resolution in 2012

  • No Santa Claus rally for global equities this year

  • ECB loans banks $645bn underlining the gravity of the banking crisis but will this gamble work?

  • Five geo-political nasties to look out for in the Middle East in 2012

  • Why it is unlikely 2012 will be a repeat of 2009 for Dubai

  • 1.3 trillion euro refinancings to tip over eurozone bond market

  • Pentominium and Marina 101 now the only stalled super-towers in Dubai Marina

  • Buying Air Berlin stake a clever game changer by Etihad Airways to get to the heart of Europe

  • Emaar's $1bn loan shows refinancing should not be a problem for Dubai in 2012

  • News Feeds introduced on ArabianMoney.net

  • Will Prince Alwaleed's $300m Twitter stake revisit his dot-com crash turkeys?

  • Trying to market time a volatile gold and silver market is a fool's errand

  • Deflationary shock the most likely outlook for the world economy in 2012

  • Finance is the only sector still really depressed in the UAE

  • Gold is the thing to buy and not sell with euro-geddon upon us

  • More eurozone downgrade warnings after the close on Friday

  • Eric Sprott explains how silver could hit $200 an ounce

  • Euro and stocks fall as sovereign debt meltdown closer to realisation

  • Chinese real estate bubble pops just like Dubai three years ago

  • ArabianMoney investment newsletter outperforms most professional financial advisers in 2011

  • Oil prices jump on rumors Iran to hold maneuvers in Strait of Hormuz

  • Why gold is getting dragged down by the euro crisis

  • Cameron gets it right, US hedge fund managers still way off on the eurozone crisis

  • How much did your investments lose to inflation this year and what about 2012?

  • Rising cost of newsprint is the final blow for newspapers, bring on the Net!

  • Is this a time when not investing is the best strategy?

  • Markets will now takeover and finish off the eurozone, time to exit equities!

  • Silver price pessimism bottoming out ready for the next big rally

  • Banks and countries too big to fail until they do

  • Flight review: London Heathrow to Dubai on the A380

  • Marc Faber holds gold over US equities, Indian stocks oversold

  • When will the US dollar and bonds start to weaken again?

  • HSBC to pay out $65m for misadvising elderly clients

  • Goldman Sachs forecasts 15% fall in UK stocks over next three months

  • Silver well set up for another tilt at $50 and much higher

  • Hotel review: the oldest continually operated hotel in the UK

  • Global trade contracts as eurozone leaders hold yet another summit

  • Great elephant hunters like Buffett and Mobius still out searching for bargains

  • Market reaction to eurozone crisis is like the disbelief before World War One

  • UAE celebrates 40th anniversary what do the next 40 years have to offer?

  • Just a day before the next Lehman-style collapse?

  • Gold stocks down 5% in 2011 while the metal is up 26%, when will this change?

• 2011  November | show 

  • Global central banks in panic action to free up credit, will this work?

  • S&P downgrades HSBC, Citi, UBS, Barclays and other top banks

  • Socialist Britain will drive more expats away to the Gulf with its austerity

  • Volatile silver up 18% in 12 months lagging gold's 25% gain, can silver catch up?

  • Air freight contraction in Dubai first indicator of a local and global slowdown in trade

  • Post-holiday madness as OECD and monetary data points to eurozone slump

  • 7.3% paid on Italian bonds belies claim that eurozone leaders are making progress

  • Gold and silver prices jump as IMF denies $800bn rescue for Italy and Spain

  • Why is UAE shopping so expensive when there is no VAT and retail rentals are low?

  • Germany printing Deutsche Marks, British Foreign Office warns of euro chaos

  • Blue chip UAE firms rush to issue bonds as financing costs are going up in 2012

  • Worst Thanksgiving week for stocks since 1932

  • Central bank gold buying to rise from 142 to 450 tons in 2011 says World Gold Council

  • Bailouts are over: debtors will fail, banks go bust and economies contract, then what?

  • Abu Dhabi making a classic error in cutting back public spending now

  • Jim Chanos on the liabilities stacked against China's $3 trillion in reserves

  • Has the euro reached a tipping point that will benefit gold and silver prices?

  • Chinese slowdown, US GDP revised lower and eurozone debt spiral grows

  • Restaurant review: Can Can, Ritz-Carlton DIFC, best value lunch in town?

  • Julius Baer sat in cash but ready to switch to equities and gold to combat inflation

  • Fresh seven-year low for Dubai stocks as local and global financial problems escalate

  • Financial markets now on the brink of a 2008-style crash

  • Markets braced for more turbulence on US budget block and new Spanish government

  • Flat growth scenario for UAE banks in 2012 predict agencies as deleveraging bites

  • Middle East gets its first ever online gold and silver trading platform

  • Investcorp makes $300m investment in US real estate but buying too early?

  • JLT Freezone outsells Abu Dhabi's Kizad by a factor of 10

  • Does gold and silver face a 2008-style correction now?

  • Legendary investor Jim Rogers says global collapse a done deal

  • US bank exposure to Italy highest after total debt owed to France

  • Fitch warning on US bank contagion sends stocks lower but this is not the full story

  • Gerald Celente loses money on gold futures in MG Global collapse

  • Marc Faber hedges his asset allocation and says US stocks most in favour

  • Union Properties record loss leaves questions for Dubai banks and real estate

  • Italian bond yields hit 7.3% beyond the danger limit

  • Restaurant review: truffle season at Certo, Radisson Blu, Dubai Media City

  • A quiet Dubai Airshow despite the $18bn Boeing 777 order from Emirates

  • Time for another volatile lurch in global financial markets?

  • 96-hours in Barcelona

  • Will history repeat itself with Warren Buffett or IBM?

  • It will take more than the full Monti cabinet to end the eurozone crisis

  • Airlines face losses or stagnant revenues for 24-36 months says Qatar Airways CEO

  • Will Dubai enjoy another year of surprising recovery in 2012?

  • Hotel review: Hotel Arts Barcelona, a knock-out Ritz-Carlton

  • $18bn order for 50 Boeing 777s from Emirates largest in history

  • Physical gold to trump ETFs by 500% in 2011 hears Dubai conference

  • Black gold to top $100 this week as world chooses inflation over recession

  • Gold traders show record bullishness as eurozone sinks

  • Why prospects for the UAE still look relatively bright

  • Gold and silver gain as bond markets get a taste of the future

  • How could the eurozone crisis end?

  • Property delivery delays likely to stop further Dubai price falls

  • Silver still a runaway winner from the coming economic mayhem

  • Is the Arab Spring at risk of turning into an Arab Winter?

  • Emirates Airline H1 profits crash 76% to $225m due to high fuel costs and the Arab Spring

  • Stocks plunge again as eurozone blocks aid to Greece as referendum set for December 4th

  • Hotel review: Sir Rocco Forte opens his brand new Abu Dhabi hotel

  • Gold heading into the $2,000s says Jim Sinclair

  • Restaurant review: Zabeel Saray's Al Nafoorah, the best Lebanese in Dubai?

  • ArabianMoney correct as eurozone debt deal falls apart but what next for investors?

  • Greece calls a referendum collapsing the eurozone sovereign debt deal

  • MF Global bankruptcy shows eurozone contagion to Wall Street very fast

• 2011  October | show 

  • UAE expat pension scheme only workable as a federal institution

  • Why Abu Dhabi really ought to get on with building its museums

  • Emerging market central banks buy gold on discount is it heading higher?

  • Bull trap for Gulf stock market investors?

  • Riots in Shanghai as property firms slash house prices

  • Soros gives the eurozone deal between 'one day and three months'

  • No excuse for accepting bad service in the UAE

  • Financial markets top-out and prepare for a dramatic crash

  • UAE $220bn net creditor nation reveals IMF report

  • Europe gets a credit contraction without a formal banking crisis, what next for investors?

  • Good times for Oil States, 'dangerous phase' for global economy says IMF

  • Stocks fall, gold and silver gain as Germany rejects eurozone crisis deal

  • Gold and silver shine at Mena Mining Congress 2011

  • Will the Dow Theory be right after all and stock markets crash?

  • Arab Spring good news for authoritarian states bad news for those living with revolutions

  • No $2.7tn euro fund, no Greek haircut deal, no end to the eurozone crisis

  • IMF pulls the plug on Greece as EU leaders fail to reach agreement on debt rescue plan

  • Restaurant review: La Traviata, a poor Arabic/Italian Friday lunch at Jebel Ali Hotel

  • Brussels secretly wants a financial crisis to finalise the euro project

  • Dubai restarts infrastructure work on the Palm Jebel Ali

  • Dubai hotels to show 4.9% occupancy growth this year, 3.2% revenue rise

  • Analysts still don't get the silver price link to monetary inflation

  • Governor of the Bank of England warns of final day of reckoning

  • Wall Street does not get the eurozone crisis yet as Goldman Sachs reports Q3 loss

  • Gordon Ramsay quits Dubai and Versace resort developer pulls out

  • Record Sabic profits highlight ridiculous undervaluation of Gulf stocks

  • HSBC axes UAE retail brokerage as equity slump deepens but the bank is so wrong!

  • Occupy Wall Street protests inspired by the Arab Spring what happens next?

  • MENA region raises a miserable $219m in just two IPOs in Q3

  • One last sell-off for silver before we head back to $50?

  • How likely is it that the eurozone will solve its debt problems in three weeks?

  • Marc Faber bullish on the US dollar

  • Dubai investors turn to gold and silver bullion and away from jewelry

  • Why a great inflation still seems more likely than a big deflationary slump

  • China is the next place to watch for a financial crisis after the eurozone

  • Restaurant opening: Royal China in the DIFC sets a new standard

  • Eurozone crisis will be the next big step up for gold and silver prices

  • Will the Dubai Financial Market stay permanently depressed as Dubai Bank vanishes?

  • European banking crisis starts to erupt as leaders delay their meeting

  • Why we should not forget Lehman in evaluating the likely course of the Greek default

  • Why banks should stop all telemarketing in the UAE

  • Exceptional uncertainty still rising and certainly bad for financial markets

  • It's the money supply stupid, what some investors still don't get about gold and silver

  • Reasons not to be so gloomy about Dubai property

  • Physical silver running out because its spot price does not reflect true investment demand

  • Is HSBC getting Dubai property wrong again?

  • It's the German Chancellor who has 'no clue' about the debt crisis

  • Volatility intensifies as Franco-Belgian bank collapses and Italian debt downgraded

  • No joke the UAE to get its first bilingual talking ATMs

  • Gulf investors turning their backs on financial consultants and wealth managers

  • US stocks obviously overvalued on economic fundamentals

  • Heading down below the March 2009 stock market lows?

  • Qatar plans $10bn investment in gold producers, why not silver too?

  • Mideast M&A crashes by 79% in Q3 as Arab Spring frustrates new deals

  • 'Great Stagnation' hardly likely amid great volatility in financial markets

  • Hotel Review: Ritz-Carlton DIFC offers value as well as great style

  • Something fishy when gold prices go down but bullion sales hit the record books

• 2011  September | show 

  • How to profit from a stock market crash

  • Hard landing for China, S&P to 800 and deflation warns veteran economist Gary Shilling

  • Arab Spring liquidity to help shield the UAE from eurozone sovereign debt blow-up

  • Restaurant review: Ruth's Chris Steak House's lunchtime bargain in the Monarch Dubai

  • Gold up 25%, silver 40%, still the best performing assets of the past 12 months

  • VIX fear indicator shows professional traders not convinced by three-day stock rally

  • No real solution in sight for the eurozone, markets close to a crash, trader tells BBC

  • Nakheel launches first project on The Palm Jumeirah in three years

  • Gold rebounds $100, silver by 20% as eurozone mulls $2.7 trillion bailout

  • Silver drops to $25 as we forecast for the late summer low

  • Citi forecasts 35% downside to equities by Q2 next year

  • Deflation followed by a much bigger inflation is what comes next

  • Negative global factors weigh against local upturn at Cityscape Dubai

  • Markets ahbor a policy vaccum and uncertainty

  • Gold and silver in 2008-style sell-off

  • Ben Bernanke's biggest dilemma

  • Dollar strengthens, euro, pound weaken as eurozone crisis comes to a boiling point

  • Fed action gets a negative reaction as markets stay on a bear track downwards

  • ICBC aims to rival HSBC and Stanchart in the Middle East but China has its own problems

  • Gold and silver vaults full but the real shift of investors into precious metals is still to come

  • IMF predicts global recession when Greece defaults

  • LBMA campaigns for gold to be Tier 1 asset for banks under Basel III

  • $1tn Opec oil revenues to be highest in history this year

  • Italian debt downgrade by S&P to drive stocks and euro lower

  • Picking up the next bargains in gold and silver

  • Bloomberg platform plugs into UAE stocks for the first time

  • Greece ready to default in mid-October?

  • Awaiting the capitulation event as stimulus no longer works

  • Gordon Brown's plan to save the world from another Great Depression

  • Will the Arab Spring turn Dubai into the next Hong Kong?

  • Emirates Airline to grow 9-13% per annum until 2016 says BCG

  • Moody's downgrades French banks as eurozone crisis intensifies

  • Dubai Meadows villa prices up 10-20 per cent due to supply shortage

  • How the 2007-8 banking crisis caused the 2011 crisis about to break

  • First glimmers of hope for UAE equities in three years says Daman

  • Nakheel still $7.6bn in debt after $20bn in write-offs

  • Private equity experts strike a very bearish note at Dubai conference

  • How low will the euro go when Greece defaults?

  • How 9/11 caused an economic boom in the Gulf Oil States from 2003-8

  • Stay short in global financial markets this week or hold dollars and gold

  • Sheikh Mohammed opens new Dubai Metro Green Line says debt crisis over

  • Greece is bigger than Lehman, markets do not understand the real default risk

  • Bill Gross says QE1 and QE2 are destroying credit expansion

  • Quieter autumn ahead for Dubai property with prices falling again

  • Gloomy HSBC reports highlights UAE and KSA economic slowdown

  • Silver less volatile the gold over the past three months

  • $447bn Obama plan sets the US up for a Japan-style lost decade or two

  • French government debt more expensive than corporate debt

  • When will it be time to buy emerging markets like the UAE?

  • Swiss franc euro-peg removes a safe haven competitor for gold and silver

  • No bubble in gold says Marc Faber as the price hits a new all-time high

  • Black Tuesday as US markets revalue to global banking crisis part two

  • 96-hours in Bath, the loveliest city in Britain

  • Bank stocks slump 4% as US sues 17 banks for $196bn

  • Chinese Wikileak confirms gold price suppression, UAE gold imports up

  • IMF warns of threatening downward spiral as EU crisis goes critical

  • Gold price interest confirms recession outlook says The Economist

  • Hotel review: Bath's historic Royal Crescent rolls out the red carpet

  • Pimco boss warns US jobs data grim and scary

  • Gold and silver again prove a port in a stock market storm

  • Restaurant review: Dower House, Royal Crescent Hotel in Bath

  • Nouriel Roubini sees 60% chance of recession

  • Will the sudden slowdown in global trade turn into another slump?

• 2011  August | show 

  • Consumer confidence slumps to recession levels in US, UK and the EU

  • Bath Thermae Spa: the only natural hot spa in Britain

  • Why financial professionals still hate gold and ignore silver

  • Hotel Review: St Pancras Renaissance London's newest five-star deluxe

  • Dodgy financial consultants now targeting wealthy UAE expats

  • UK most indebted nation in the world reveals new study

  • Will gold junior stocks still deliver the biggest gains of this bull market?

  • Wanted: more entrepreneurs to revive the global economy!

  • Buffett's $5bn BoA play, Salomon error repeated or GS payday?

  • Nakheel completes its $16bn refinancing and starts building again

  • New Project Armageddon study forecasts 30% fall in UK house prices

  • Bank credit analysts can see a financial market crash within weeks

  • ArabianMoney bear ETF portfolio up 57% in August

  • Marc Faber thinks the Fed will save markets from another collapse

  • Earthquake strikes Wall Street, Finland backing out of Greek bailout

  • Goldman Sachs in trouble as US banks face armageddon again

  • Does the successful Libyan revolution mean anything for investors?

  • $2,000 gold, $50 silver this week?

  • Gold price will be over $5,000 within a year to 18 months

  • Battening down the hatches for storms ahead in financial markets

  • Gold enters the early stages of a parabolic upswing

  • The next recession has almost certainly already started, sell stocks!

  • Mike Maloney sees $20,000 gold as gold hits $1,868 an ounce

  • What is the endgame for this autumn in financial markets?

  • Secret deal on letting Greece go bust at the Paris summit?

  • S&P 500 chart shows ominous death cross

  • George Soros says euro bonds are the only solution, buy gold and silver

  • Gulf airlines go for emerging not developed markets for expansion

  • New 5oz Khalifa bullion coin issued by Dubai as gold trade booms

  • Japan in recession for a third quarter as US retail sales stagnate

  • Markets in a 'new danger zone' warns World Bank chief as gold soars

  • Hotel Review: Jumeirah Zabeel Saray, an Ottoman palace in Dubai

  • Oil prices signal another recession

  • Restaurant review: Lalezar at Zabeel Saray on The Palm Jumierah

  • Are we talking ourselves into another recession?

  • Isn't all this volatility what happens before a crash?

  • Freezing low interest rates another boost for the Dubai real estate recovery

  • When will silver catch up with gold's stunning $100 advance?

  • Eurozone debt is the 500lb gorilla not the Fed this time

  • Marc Faber thinks stocks will still sink lower again before QE3

  • Helicopter Ben Bernanke remains the gold bug's best friend

  • Professor Rogoff warns financial crisis far from over

  • Gold smashes $1,764 mark now going parabolic?

  • Stock market plunge shows no sign of stopping just yet

  • Just days to a selling climax in financial markets reckons Jim Rogers

  • US dollar is the big loser from S&P downgrade notes Bill Gross

  • Gold hits record high, silver jumps even higher on S&P debt downgrade

  • After $1,764 gold will go parabolic says Jim Sinclair

  • High physical demand levels will push silver to $100 forecasts Eric Sprott

  • Buffett says S&P debt downgrade a mistake but wasn't it inevitable?

  • Saudi stocks slump 5.5%, first to collapse and first to rebound?

  • US financials and emerging markets will collapse most tomorrow

  • Black Monday crash certain as S&P downgrades US treasuries

  • Barton Biggs on why he got the stock market so wrong

  • Stocks dive so will there be a real crash in financial markets this October?

  • Silver outperforms gold again in the flight to safe havens

  • Pimco sees S&P downgrading US debt from AAA

  • New all-time high for gold as global stock markets slump, where next?

  • Bill Gross says US at 'tipping point' for new recession

  • Binladen Group to build world's tallest tower in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

  • Jumeirah hiring 1,300 in the UAE this year as global giants axe staff

  • Goldman Sach's Jim O'Neill on Russia replacing Brazil as his top BRIC tip

  • Obama debt deal fails to reverse downward stock market momentum

  • Flying from Toronto to Dubai on the Emirates A380 superjumbo

  • US debt ceiling deal achieves little, inflation is the only real policy option

• 2011  July | show 

  • Two horsemen of the apocalypse appear

  • Another all-time high for gold, whatever happened to the summer lull?

  • 96-hours in Vancouver

  • Very few places for investors to hide concludes Agora event

  • Very bearish mood at Vancouver's Agora Financial conference

  • Gold the only hedge against US treasuries says Jim Sinclair

  • Soros shuts his hedge fund as economic crisis looms

  • $120 oil by the end of the year is the most popular Comex bet

  • Hotel review: join the film and rock stars at Opus Vancouver

  • US politicians take financial markets back to the edge again

  • Management and F&B shake-up at Abu Dhabi's Qasr Al Sarab hotel

  • How Canada is like the UAE without the investment opportunity

  • Fight or flight dilemma for US investors, is the UAE the answer?

  • All aboard the RockyMountaineer for the trip of a lifetime

  • Gold, silver jump on Greek default but who is going to be next?

  • 48-hours in Alberta, Canada

  • Sleep walking into Armaggedon?

  • Hotel Review: Quebec's fabulous Chateau Frontenac

  • Gold $1,600, silver $40 as global financial crisis looms

  • A horrible trap ahead for many investors and profits for others

  • Bill Gross on eurozone banks failing their stress tests

  • High oil prices bode well for Arabian economic outlook

  • Record $1,594 high for gold as QE3 talk boosts inflation fear

  • Why the debt crises remain supportive for gold and silver prices

  • 48-hours in Toronto

  • What will TV monitoring tell us about UAE viewers?

  • Hotel Review: The Ritz-Carlton Toronto brings luxury to the city

  • Riding the dow-to-gold cycle to great riches

  • Another economic boom for Arabia while the world faces stagflation?

  • Could silver one day be worth more than gold?

  • Why the basics look so bad for investment in UK property

  • Nakheel and Limitless fade into history in Dubai restructuring

  • Marc Faber says US debt problem is Greece times a thousand

  • John Mauldin sees a very risky next six months, risk trade back on!

  • S&P says Greek debt plan is a default after all

  • Is it best to buy UAE stocks or property as an investment?

  • Massive IT redundancies to add to US job woes this week

  • Private equity activity slumps in the Middle East, when will it pick up?

  • How best to profit from inflation

  • US stock market relief rally built on false hopes for Independence Day

  • First gold ATM opens in the UK as retail demand grows

• 2011  June | show 

  • Bond vigilantes now likely to shift from Greece to the US and UK

  • Could silver drop to $25 an ounce and then rebound to $60?

  • UAE to extend property residency visas from six months to three years

  • Falling US consumer spending and house prices point to recession

  • The Ivy adds another famous name to Dubai restaurants

  • Sheikh Ahmed's arrival may herald a consolidation of the Dubai banks

  • World on the verge of an economic collapse says Soros

  • Bahrain and Egypt exodus drives up Dubai villa prices

  • Why Greece is better off defaulting and knows it

  • Why hedge funds will be even more risky in the next financial crisis

  • Sinclair says hold gold, Marc Faber says price to fall for three months

  • Marc Faber takes a contrarian view on UAE stock markets

  • Oil reserve release is pure politics not economics and will raise prices

  • Why gold bullion is still a better buy than gold equities

  • US Gold CEO sees $5,000 gold, $200 silver within three to four years

  • Not a hint of QE3 from Ben Bernanke only news of a slower economy

  • Greek PM wins battle but still likely to lose the war

  • MSCI delay cans UAE bourse rally for six months, Qatari bid looks dead

  • Peak profits make 'cheap' US stocks extremely risky

  • More Indian than UK tourists in Dubai as BRIC strategy pays off

  • Greek debt tragedy coming to a tipping point

  • Still too early to buy stocks in Qatar and the UAE

  • Can du really do this?

  • US going bankrupt warns Jim Rogers

  • Oil price down as eurozone debt crisis grows, bad for the Gulf States

  • StanChart, Barclays pull billions out of the eurozone as crisis looms

  • Is selling gold Soros' biggest mistake since the 87 crash?

  • $2bn MAF bond program shows hidden strength of UAE private sector

  • Global stock sell-off could last until October

  • Dubai bourse highest since February on MSCI index rumours

  • Comex position is bullish again for silver prices

  • Qatar Airways IPO this autumn would be good news for Gulf stocks

  • Summer confidence tricksters are not real financial advisers

  • Nouriel Roubini predicts a 'perfect storm' for 2013 but will it be earlier?

  • What are the investment implications of a recession in China?

  • Jim Rogers shorting US financials and emerging markets

  • Black Monday coming for stock markets, sell, sell, sell!

  • Marc Faber forecasts recession in China and big losses for the rich

  • Why holding precious metals into a market sell-off can make sense

  • Opec oil cartel falls apart, higher oil prices risk another recession

  • How much pain will Bernanke allow before going for QE3?

  • Britons feel as sense of deja vu with the early 90s as house prices fall

  • $2.8bn loan deal largest for Dubai since the property crash

  • Short ETFs gain as US markets plunge for a sixth week

  • Flight Review: flying with British Airways from Dubai to London

  • Dubai economic recovery looks more solid than London

  • Hotel Review: Bond creator's favorite Dukes of St James

  • End of QE2 is upon us, no wonder markets are down

  • Etihad urges Canada to open up to trade and tourism

  • How to profit from another episode of the global financial crisis

  • Big price falls for UK housing still look inevitable

  • Sharp sell-off in US stocks is just beginning

  • Mobius warns on fresh derivatives crisis as US housing double dips

• 2011  May | show 

  • How are the bond markets and precious metals linked?

  • June 13th a date with destiny for market cycle theorists

  • US stocks close lower for fourth week, calm before a storm?

  • Bill Gross sees better value in German and Canadian bonds

  • How gold could reach $13,644 an ounce and silver $853

  • Is Dubai property really showing signs of recovery?

  • Oppenheimer says Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley manipulating oil market

  • UK entrepreneurs visit Dubai looking for Arabian angel investors

  • UAE stocks not discounting oil at $130 next year

  • Jim Chanos thinks he may not be bearish enough on Chinese real estate

  • Goldman underestimates huge potential downside for Chinese stocks

  • End of QE2 a buying opportunity for gold and then off to the races

  • Chinese stocks lead Asian markets down most in two months

  • Dubai pins hopes on aerotropolis vision but project on go-slow

  • Eurozone defaults edge closer as US stocks fall for a third week

  • UAE exports more then Brazil, India, Australia or Malaysia

  • Chinese gold imports top 200 tonnes so far in 2011 ahead of India

  • Wily George Soros is dumping physical gold for gold stocks

  • At what price should you sell gold and silver?

  • Ex-Reagan official sees 'thundering conflagration' in global bond market

  • Japan, non-oil Middle East and Portugal back in recession

  • Pimco boss warns on higher inflation and financial repression

  • Bahrain was the Gulf's Tiananmen now comes the Chinese-style growth

  • Could the US sell its gold reserves after the August 2nd debt deadline?

  • Restaurant review: Zuma, Dubai International Financial Centre

  • Dubai Bank nationalized to protect the UAE banking sector from a crash

  • Second down week for US stocks may signal full-on correction

  • Emaar Q1 profits fall 44% as chairman turns to commodities business

  • Post 9/11 aircraft orders set Emirates on flight path to $1.5bn profit

  • Silver shorts given another summer to cover themselves again

  • Sell UAE stocks in May and come back in August!

  • Hotel Review: Movenpick Deira, newest hotel in the old downtown

  • Jim Rogers explains the tragedy coming for the US dollar

  • Insider trader conviction sparks sell-off in financial markets

  • MENA new construction project awards crash 61% in April due to Arab unrest

  • Final day of reckoning looms for Dubai off-plan property investors

  • MyDubaiMyCity.com start-up launches as Microsoft buys Skype for $8.5bn

  • Silver and gold remain much better investments than US equities

  • Emirates Airline and Arabtec post profits below expectations

  • European banks head into crisis 80 years after Credit Anstaldt bankruptcy

  • Hedge fund boss John Burbank on why he is selling commodities

  • UK and US house prices heading downwards again

  • 96% slump in DFM Q1 profits as Arab unrest hits trading volumes

  • June 1st end for Bahrain state of emergency

  • Will the Fed crash equities next to support the dollar and bonds?

  • Unavoidable Greek default to be a Lehman-style shock for Europe

  • Unofficial statistics point to double-dip US recession and hyperinflation

  • Silver still more than double the price of a year ago

  • Silver is just being silver, relax says Jim Sinclair

  • Steady gold price suggests silver price will rebound

  • Dollar rises as summer sell-off starts for stocks and commodities

  • New luxury hotels still rolling out in the Oil States

  • Pimco stays negative on bonds after Bin Laden slain

  • Arabian Travel Market hit by regional unrest and high oil prices

  • Flash crash for silver futures after Comex margin change

  • Why the Bin Laden death likely marks a stock market top

  • World's tallest residential towers now in Dubai

  • Why the IMF regional forecasts continue to be ridiculous

• 2011  April | show 

  • Saudi Arabia gets its first Ritz-Carlton

  • Gold hits new all-time high at $1,569, silver closes at $48 an ounce

  • Silver at $50 not yet parabolic says Jim Rogers

  • Marc Faber on possible US gold confiscation and oil prices

  • Bernanke highly accomodative to higher gold and silver prices

  • Lunch at the world's newest Ritz or why not live there?

  • Dubai hospitality leads city recovery as occupancy and rates jump

  • S&P cuts Japan debt rating while US waits for Bernanke rate rise hint

  • Live with the volatility to profit from gold and silver

  • Knocking on the door of $50 silver, so where next?

  • 45% fall in Emaar Q1 profits underlines challenges ahead

  • Market reversal bells ring as US dollar back to August 2008 low

  • The end of Civilization and buying gold and silver

  • Silver price rising three-times as fast as gold

  • Hotel Review: Amwaj Rotana JBR great for food, beach and conferences

  • Chinese property prices dropping faster than Dubai two years ago

  • 10% fall in NBAD Q1 profits sounds a less bullish note for UAE stocks

  • S&P makes the same error with US debt as subprime loans

  • Dubai to open world's tallest hotel later next year, the JW Marriott Marquis

  • Why silver is not in a bubble!

  • Silver ready to pass $50-an-ounce this week to set new all-time high

  • Hotel Review: Abu Dhabi's Qasr Al Sarab could improve its F&B

  • S&P falls for two weeks as results fall below expectations

  • $1,488, $42.98, new record prices for gold and silver

  • Rich people should remember to spend as well as save

  • How inflation can mean deflation for bonds, stocks and real estate

  • No sign of a bubble in the Old Gold Souk of Dubai

  • Why Pimco holds 31% cash and -3% bonds as cash becomes king

  • UAE stocks ready to join MSCI emerging markets index

  • Why a $1m short-option against July silver is not so crazy

  • Alcoa misses estimates have analysts got Q1 wrong?

  • Tougher times for UAE banks to force a rethink on service levels

  • Villas to lead Dubai property recovery

  • Investment banks take a big hit from regional unrest

  • 39% surge in oil imports puts China in first trade deficit for seven years

  • Low mortgages make some apartments cheaper to buy than rent in Dubai

  • Marc Faber on how to protect your savings against inflation

  • Just the start of a long decline for Bahrain?

  • Is Middle East and North Africa comparable to the fall of the Berlin Wall?

  • Don't sell your silver says Jim Rogers

  • Does the government stake still make DP World a sell?

  • Restaurant review: Benihana, best Japanese food along The Walk, Jumeirah Beach

  • Luxury homes 13-times cheaper in Dubai than Monaco

  • Democracy will most likely undermine the new $340bn Kuwait energy plan

  • Gold passes $1,450, silver almost $40-an-ounce, what comes next Mr Sinclair?

  • Best Baker in France opens his first overseas shop in Dubai

  • $200-300 oil if unrest spreads to Saudi Arabia says Sheikh Yamani

  • Bernanke hints at rate rises while Geithner says credit running out

  • Dubai property for sale or rent falls by 40% as oversupply shrinks

  • Why this is a tricky time for gold and silver bugs

  • IMF notes Dubai still has to repay $31bn over two years

  • US peak profits warning from Chris Mayer

  • US auto sales down 19% last year and that's for smaller cars

  • Rich Dad gets even richer by getting silver right

• 2011  March | show 

  • Fresh 31-year high for silver as ArabianMoney celebrates 1st anniversary

  • New Arab geopolitics to push up oil, gold and silver and crash other financial markets

  • Jim Sinclair on why gold is going to $5,000 to $12,500 an ounce

  • Qatar expat home owners qualify for residency

  • Deyaar, Damas latest Dubai companies to recapitalize

  • US disposable incomes drop for the first time since September

  • Egyptian stocks bounce, Asian equities fall, oil still high, eurozone bond markets nervous

  • Why Japanese equities will continue to dissappoint investors

  • Oil States have the most to gain from Middle East unrest and high oil prices

  • First signs of a parabolic spike for silver

  • Marc Faber sees real estate as the main haven for the stupid rich

  • US house sales crash, oil stays above $105, Japan earthquake costs $309bn, silver hits new high

  • Dubai World finally signs off $14.7bn debt rescheduling but Nakheel deal delayed again

  • Out of Africa and into Dubai

  • UAE financial firms upset by ban on cold calls but many will adapt to survive

  • At $39bn AT&T overpays by 75% for T-Mobile USA says Goldman Sachs

  • US housing data shows market already in a double-dip recession

  • UAE Central Bank makes cold calls from banks and financial consultants illegal

  • Restaurant Review: How A.A. Gill missed out on Sheba at the Meydan racecourse

  • Will the financial market aftershocks now start? Oil, gold and silver to spike?

  • Silver usually outperforms gold in financial crises despite 2008 exception

  • With $12bn Zain bid abandoned Etisalat should focus on competing with du

  • More volatility is certain as global financial markets go down

  • Abu Dhabi raises $4.4bn in bond sale to buy Spanish refinery despite regional unrest

  • Dubai goes arty while the region has worst unrest in a generation

  • Time to short global stocks as nuclear meltdown looms in Japan

  • Banks abandon Bahrain for Dubai as six dead in violence, UK expats told to leave

  • Not the right time to buy cheap equities and real estate in Arabia

  • Japanese aftershocks to rock the world economy

  • Three month state of emergency declared in Bahrain

  • How long will GCC troops patrol the streets of Bahrain?

  • Japanese stocks crash 13% into bear market on radiation risk

  • 1,000 Saudi troops enter Bahrain, UK no-travel advisory

  • France tells its nationals to leave Tokyo due to 70% aftershock and nuclear meltdown risks

  • Nikkei slumps 6.2%, US futures lower, $183bn liquidity injection

  • Stocks rebound from Saudi to Dubai as day of protest flops and Prince Alwaleed invests $130m

  • Japanese contagion risk threatens tipping point for global financial markets

  • Gold guru Jim Sinclair still sees $1,650 gold price as too low

  • Riyadh quiet, Japan threatened by nuclear meltdown after earthquake

  • Jim Rogers sees silver and gold going much, much higher, and the dollar lower

  • Gunfire at Saudi protest sparks oil price spike and stocks slump

  • Bill Gross dumps bonds as end of QE2 signals financial market rout

  • $24.9bn Dubai World debt deal to be signed next week

  • Dubal worth around $39bn as Dubai negotiates sale to Abu Dhabi

  • Arab unrest and global financial outlook leave Dubai the world's cheapest bourse

  • Black swans flying all over the region warns top Abu Dhabi royal family advisor

  • Is Dr Doom Nouriel Roubini now too optimistic about the global economic outlook?

  • Stocks fall, dollar and bonds up, precious metals and oil stay high

  • Commodities investors switching from food to energy, gold and silver

  • Stocks entering three-month correction phase says Marc Faber

  • Gulf stocks rebound on Saudi hardline against protests and government buying

  • Charts show US housing a buy but that also means confidence is rock bottom

  • Silver gains 7% to close at new high, where to next for prices?

  • Global financial markets still not fully discounting oil price risk

  • Eric Sprott on why silver is going to $100 as the investment of the decade

  • Buffett and Paulson right to see US housing as a buy with 30-year mortgages

  • Gulf stocks plunge again on Bahrain unrest contagion fears

  • Try a bargain three-hour Dubai spa to relieve the stress of regional unrest

  • Possible Saudi unrest and oil prices worry National Bank of Abu Dhabi forum

  • Saudi stocks crash into bear market on protest fears

  • Jim Rogers shorts the Nasdaq and emerging markets, buys the dollar

  • LuLu supermarket looted in Oman as police disappear and anarchy rules

  • Stocks rising with high oil prices makes no sense

• 2011  February | show 

  • DFM falls 3.8 per cent back to 2004 levels, Muscat off another 4.9 per cent

  • Egyptian stock market set to fall 10% as it reopens

  • Saudi stocks drop 5% as two killed in Oman protests

  • Gold and silver prices set for correction in market sell-off

  • Why is Abu Dhabi bothering with such a tiny IPO?

  • Warren Buffett ready for the next stock market crash

  • US mutual fund investors a great contrarian indicator

  • Investment implications for oil, gold, silver, stocks of the Arab Revolt 2011

  • $100 oil as Libya splits and Saudi king returns with $11bn in gifts

  • Bank of America sees US house prices falling further

  • Pimco's Mohamed El-Erian sees stagflationary shock from Arab turmoil

  • Crazy Dubai just carries on building its skyscrapers

  • Bahrain more of a worry to oil markets than Libyan violence

  • Will stock market crashes now bring gold and silver prices down?

  • Bahrain F1 cancelled, Asian stocks slump, oil up

  • Oil hits $92 on Libyan massacre, is this the next black swan?

  • Is Bahrain's loss going to be the UAE's gain as a financial centre?

  • Will the fastest rise in the S&P 500 since the mid-30s also end in a 1937 crash?

  • Silver moves past old high and heading much higher

  • Weak US recovery threatened by another oil shock

  • Hotel Review: Schwarzer Adler, Kitzbuhel, Austria

  • Gerald Celente right on revolutions

  • Financial markets incredibly complacent about Arab World unrest

  • 48 hours in Kitzbuhel

  • Stocks fall, oil, gold, silver rise as Mideast unrest grows

  • Egypt still no positive for emerging market risk

  • Skiflation threatens to make skiing a sport for the old and rich

  • How long will it take the UAE to turn its economy around?

  • The West might be lost but is the sun also setting on the East?

  • Still plenty of mileage in the gold bubble

  • Restaurant Review: French fine dining, Stay at the One&Only Palm Jumeirah

  • Jim Chanos continues to short China as the bubble grows

  • Congress fails to see QE2 has already raised interest rates and inflation

  • Cazenove star analyst says China to raise gold reserves five-fold and boost gold price

  • $3.4bn Aldar Properties loss casts a shadow over UAE real estate

  • Goldman Sachs sees nothing worth buying, may start selling

  • Restaurant Review: dining with the stars in At.mosphere, Burj Khalifa

  • Own goal as Qatar orders non-Islamic banks to close their Islamic divisions

  • What do quieter times in Egypt mean for Arabian investors?

  • Gerald Celente lambasts Wall Street's hijack of Washington

  • UAE tourism benefits from crises in Egypt, Lebanon and Syria

  • Why holding on to a core position in gold and silver makes sense, buy on the dips

  • Jim Rogers says food and oil price inflation here to stay

  • Watch for the return of the Chinese gold and silver buyers after New Year

  • Marc Faber says Bernanke lying on inflation, Pakistan to follow Egypt

  • Violence in Egypt suggests Gulf bourse recovery premature

  • Kuwait considers citizenship for top Gulf expatriates

  • Kingdom offer for Zain in Saudi opens way to $12bn Etisalat deal

  • Understanding the US bank bailouts

  • Crack-up boom on Wall Street to finish this long rally

  • US housing foreclosure crisis far from over

  • Rising inflation and growing debts are a combustible mixture

  • Lavish aid for Egypt should be a post-Mubarak priority

• 2011  January | show 

  • $150 oil will shock markets warns Jim Rogers as Egypt boils

  • Dubai share prices slump as Egyptian revolution threatens Emaar

  • Davos the summit of Wall Street's greatest ever pump and dump

  • Dinner at the world's newest Ritz

  • Egyptian crisis brings a swift end to the gold and silver correction

  • Revolution in Egypt and poor US data herald a Black Monday for stocks

  • Niall Ferguson on lessons for the Great Repression

  • Dubai airport still growing faster than Abu Dhabi but overcapacity looms

  • Investors slow to react to unrest in the Arab World

  • Marc Faber thinks the crack-up boom is not sustainable, gold going lower

  • Predictable gold and silver correction a half-done buying opportunity

  • Double-dip recession a slam dunk for the UK

  • Bank valuations stuck at 2009 lows for good reasons

  • Tamweel back with 4.99% mortgages as 2010 sales fall 65% in Dubai

  • Super-cycle a Davos mirage as the world heads for a bigger crisis

  • Loud mosque affects house prices in Meadows and Springs

  • Ireland closer to default as PM resigns and March 11th election looms

  • World's highest restaurant opens in Dubai

  • Will emerging markets also lead the major bourses and gold lower?

  • Greatest Depression coming this year says Gerald Celente

  • David Morgan explains silver price fixing to Max Keiser

  • Jim Rogers warns on trade war with China

  • Emerging markets to lead other financial markets lower says Marc Faber

  • Brazil, Poland raise interest rates as global inflation picks up speed

  • Time to short a fatally flawed recovery

  • US stock markets face another Jobs crisis as $50bn Facebook sale aborted

  • Time to switch from gold to silver?

  • Equities tumble in China, India, Dubai, Egypt as emerging markets correct

  • Germany has more at stake than its airline in the battle for Berlin

  • Dollar to strengthen in a global market downturn and then collapse?

  • Aldar Properties bailout poses FDI problem for UAE and local bourses

  • Gold versus the US dollar video, sign of a short-term price top?

  • Jim Rogers bullish on rice and silver for 2011

  • Silver book author Mike Maloney says cash is trash in currency turmoil

  • How ridiculous that Bahrain tops GCC rankings for economic freedom

  • How rising oil prices should speed up economic recovery in the GCC

  • $70bn of debt due in the Gulf this year to force major asset sales

  • Not owning gold is a form of insanity says Robin Griffiths

  • Are gold and silver prices set to go parabolic this year?

  • Lots of room for disappointment on Wall Street as storm approaches

  • Dubai delays two major hotel openings as tourism business gets tougher

  • Precarious financial markets looking for a black swan to sell-off

  • How low would a correction now take gold and silver prices?

  • Hotel Review: Ibn Battuta Gate, Dubai, fine dining paradise

  • An unnatural state of calm in markets as jobs data disappoints

  • Bill Gross sees US credit rating under threat

  • Saudi Arabia prepares for gold rush with world's largest gold factory

  • Clever video on preparing your portfolio for hyperinflation

  • Surge in new bond issues threatens to overload fragile bond market

  • Dubai gold sales volumes suffer as gold price rises

  • Gerald Celente says gold price may double this year

  • Inflation to deliver a double whammy to corporate profits in 2011

  • Facebook worth more than the entire silver market

  • Marc Faber goes for gold again in 2011

  • US auto sales in 2010 still 25% down on pre-crisis levels

  • Poor outlook for Dubai house prices in 2011

  • New visa fees annoy Canadians as Gulf airlines get aggressive

  • FT's Lex sees 20% chance of disaster in 2011

  • Middle Eastern Nostradamus makes his 2011 predictions

  • Happy New Year from Dubai!

2010 - Click to view archive

• 2010  December | show 

  • Meredith Whitney says bank stocks coming down again on muni bond crisis

  • The collapse of price fixing will keep silver prices rising

  • What does UK sabre rattling in the Gulf mean for investors?

  • US house price falls point to a weaker economy in 2011

  • 2011 the year that UK house prices finally fall

  • Hotel Review: The Fairmont reflects the new Abu Dhabi

  • Rick Rule very bullish on silver for 2011

  • Ten top tips for 2011

  • Restaurant Review: Marco Pierre White Steakhouse, Abu Dhabi

  • Chinese Christmas Day rate rise no present for financial markets

  • Middle East Investment Summit examines 2011 prospects

  • Why silver is the top pick for 2011

  • Best options for New Year's Eve in Dubai?

  • Emirates NBD, DP World and Bourse Dubai raise cash with asset sales

  • Hyperinflation arrives with the end of price subsidies in Iran

  • Recession got worse for UAE media in 2010, what about 2011?

  • Gold still nowhere near the mania stage for investment

  • Hindenburg Omen returns as Vix hits pre-crash low

  • Higher interest rates inevitable as euro contagion spreads to France

  • Marc Faber sees 20-30 per cent correction in emerging markets

  • Unifying the UAE stock exchanges a win-win strategy

  • Hotel Review: Le Meridien Al Aqah Beach Resort

  • Bond market crisis will pull stock markets down

  • Roubini stars at top regional financial forum Hedge Funds World

  • Foreigners now able to own real estate in Syria

  • High debt levels threaten another sudden stop for global economy

  • How rising bond yields will impact on share prices

  • Silver price up as JP Morgan cuts short position and backwardisation rules

  • Dubai to be far more competitive in 2011

  • Now US tax cuts backfire as interest rates go up again

  • More English films needed to enhance status of the Dubai film festival

  • Sheikh Ahmed replaces Bin Sulayem as chairman of Dubai World

  • Britain is bankrupt says Jim Rogers

  • What economic crises lie ahead for 2011?

  • Emirates NBD gold deposit scheme, first sign of mania stage for gold?

  • Marc Faber explains where next for interest rates

  • UK more indebted than Portugal, Ireland or Greece

  • Energy and water costs go up 15% in Dubai from January 1st

  • QE2 pushing interest rates up and not down

  • Dubai set to cancel a lot of projects in 2011

  • Jim Rogers expects much, much higher interest rates

  • First Dubai hotel finance deal since the financial crisis

  • Axiom axes $1bn Dubai IPO as market outlook poor

  • Eurozone on the brink of a Lehman-style meltdown

  • Rampant silver spike may hit $50 an ounce in the New Year

  • London's new tallest Shard tower topped by 18 skyscrapers in Dubai

  • Italian classic Cipriani now in pole position on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi

  • Hedge fund manager John Paulson says buy US homes

  • US markets crash December 15th if no renewal of capital gains tax

  • If Qatar can host the World Cup why not the Olympics for the UAE?

  • Black Swan author Nassim Taleb explains why QE2 will fail

  • Devaluation inevitable in the US and UK says Marc Faber

  • New high for gold in euros as debt fears cause safe haven flight

  • Sky News Arabic by mid-2012 for non-Arabic speaking UAE

• 2010  November | show 

  • Severely depressed UK mortgage market heralds price collapse

  • How great is the investment opportunity in Afghanistan?

  • Bullish US sentiment remains a very negative indicator

  • How viable is a privatization plan for Dubai?

  • Q4 2011 delivery for world's tallest apartment tower in Dubai

  • Is there much upside left for stocks in 2011?

  • Why the Queen should have visited Dubai as well as Abu Dhabi

  • Suddenly dollars and dirhams seem best for investors

  • Silver up 40% in seven months, Rich Dad right again

  • Gold deposit scheme for loans from Emirates NBD

  • Higher interest rates coming from EU crisis contagion as bonds fall

  • $1bn MAF investment in Syria looks well timed

  • First UAE developer goes bankrupt, others will follow

  • US house sales fell 26% in October to 20-year low, time to buy?

  • Nasdaq stocks look a bubble compared with gold producers

  • The Four Seasons Hotel Damascus for business and pleasure

  • Why debt default makes sense for sovereigns like Ireland

  • Al-Halabi Damascus, the best restaurant in the Middle East

  • 48-hours in Damascus

  • Gold close to repeating late 1979 takeoff says Jim Sinclair

  • Nouriel Roubini on the next phase of the financial crisis

  • Why buy silver but probably not right now

  • FlyDubai from Damascus, 5-hours late, expensive, poor service

  • Still more reason to stay short than long in financial markets

  • 19 restaurant in The Montgomerie Dubai

  • The Movenpick Bahrain, the perfect modern business hotel

  • How to respond to another global financial crisis

  • Online forex trading is for gamblers not investors

  • Will financial astrologer Arch Crawford finally get the stock crash right?

  • UAE Q3 results and the future, ArabianMoney on City 7 TV

  • Understanding QE and why it will fail

  • Oil price due for a fall but then another rapid rise

  • Black Monday facing stock markets as Ireland and China bite

  • Friday on the beach at the Jebel Ali Hotel

  • Abu Dhabi has 40,000 empty apartments, more than Dubai

  • Arabian equities will rise as QE2 risks Asian capital controls as G20 meets

  • Oz tops list of overvalued houses, then HK, Spain, France, Sweden, UK

  • Q3 results from the UAE disappoint investors, what next?

  • Gold and silver top out, stocks fall and the dollar rises

  • Arabian investors have more faith in gold and silver than local stocks

  • Debts from the boom still hang over Dubai and Abu Dhabi

  • Gold and silver to sell-off now and then power ahead

  • Is Bank of America the Credit Anstaldt of today?

  • Microsoft CEO sells $1.3bn stake as insiders head for the exit

  • Will Dubai property oversupply peak in 20 months?

  • Is the world stepping into a 'crack-up boom' minefield with QE2?

  • QE2 risks trade war with China says Jim Rogers

  • Branson mulls selling Virgin to a Gulf airline or Lufthansa

  • Silver ticks above $25 on QE2 but should sell off to $20

  • US to print $600bn to inflate economy, raise oil prices

  • Last days of the rally for US stocks?

  • Emirates Airline on track for $2 billion annual profit

  • Holding dollars makes sense short-term

  • Marc Faber will never sell gold and sees Asian markets falling

  • Marc Faber thinks QE2 a disaster for stock markets

  • Mission Impossible 4 a metaphor for Dubai recovery

• 2010  October | show 

  • EIU says GCC economy to double but could it treble in the next decade?

  • Astrologer Arch Crawford targets mid-November for crash

  • Four ways QEII benefits the UAE but why it is still dangerous

  • Interest rate rises are the biggest threat to UK house prices

  • Emaar Q3 profits down as diversification backfires and costs rise

  • Rich Dad was buying gold, silver and oil but now?

  • How much austerity before much higher oil prices?

  • US housing foreclosure litigation to last for many years

  • QEII is a formula for lower and not higher equity prices

  • Dubai property prices continue downwards as oversupply grows

  • UK pound heading towards dollar and euro parity

  • Gold going to $2,000 but silver a better buy says Jim Rogers

  • Does the G-20 communique mean QEII is not going to happen?

  • Armani's new Japanese brunch great value-for-money

  • Card Summit to tackle poor customer service by GCC banks

  • When will another oil price boom restore GCC economic growth?

  • Is the US or UK on the road to recovery?

  • How will gold and silver react to a second global financial crisis?

  • Marc Faber right on interest rates as China raises and markets dive

  • US industry heading back into recession as Fed rigs equity market

  • Dubai brokers still closing despite 20% stock market rally

  • US bank foreclosure fraud threatens global financial markets

  • Abu Dhabi Ex-Im bank an idea whose time has come

  • Jim Rogers warned on downward spiral for dollar and inflation

  • Benjarong the best Thai restaurant in Dubai

  • Will bond or equity markets crack first under QEII?

  • Shock 19.8% slump in Singapore Q3 GDP may foretell double dip recession

  • How high will interest rates go as QE fails and bonds tumble?

  • First Dubai IPO since financial crisis as DFM rises 20% from low

  • Not another Dubai entrepreneurship conference

  • Marc Faber sees interest rates going up within three months

  • West best advised not to get into a trade war over Gulf airlines

  • Gold and silver set to dip as China calls the shots?

  • Four pessimists for every optimist among US chief financial officers

  • Gold and silver are the winners in a currency war

  • Toxic real estate titles threaten second US banking crisis

  • Stay out of this bond market madness

  • UAE bags $10bn nuclear loan and bids $10.5bn for Zain

  • Sheikh Mansour emerges as the Arabian Warren Buffett

  • Gerald Celente gets it right again and joins the 'tea party'

  • UK house prices slump 3.6% the fastest rate since 1983

  • Get your free copy of the ArabianMoney investment newsletter

  • IMF forecast too low and massively understates the true UAE recovery

  • Bearish Goldman economic report, job cuts sober up Wall Street

  • George Soros and Jim Rogers warn on financial markets

  • Dubai trade still running more than 25% below 2008 levels

  • Gold and silver set to emerge as new reserve currencies

  • Why global real estate remains a lousy investment

  • Silver looks vulnerable to a short-term price fall

  • How low will UAE house prices go and when to buy

  • US auto and housing sales remain in depression

  • States face bank style bailout in the US says Whitney

  • Disaster lurks for some investors at Cityscape Global

  • Swanky West 14th New York steakhouse opens on Palm Jumeirah

• 2010  September | show 

  • Dubai recovery no mission impossible with $1.75bn bond sales

  • Are new highs for gold and silver a bull or bear indicator?

  • Is the past a guide to future UK house price falls?

  • Has the US double dip recession already started?

  • 'We are back', Sheikh Mohammed tells Bloomberg

  • DIB takes control of Tamweel to restart Dubai home lending

  • Google 'flash crash' on Friday another stock market warning?

  • Can Sheikh Maktoum be right about another Dubai boom in two years?

  • Jim Rogers predicts the collapse of the US dollar, rise of gold

  • $320 silver is going to outperform $5,000 gold

  • Aperitivo and Armani's new Peck restaurant in the Burj Khalifa

  • Bernanke leaves the markets confused where to go next

  • Panic begins to grip UK housing market as the bubble pops

  • Over reliance on Chindia a danger for GCC oil revenues

  • Stocks not yet pricing in economic reality says Roubini

  • Soros worried, Buffett OK and Celente sees depression

  • Why foreign hot money is about to return to the UAE

  • Are bonds too expensive or equities too cheap?

  • UAE media faces more consolidation and closures

  • Bargain times ahead for Dubai hotels as room numbers boom

  • Fiat money has no place to go but gold says Alan Greenspan

  • US housing disaster continues as bank seizures jump 25%

  • One more black day for gold and silver before the big lift-off?

  • Surprise 25% fall in Dubai property vacancy rate

  • Silver at a 30-month high, should you buy now?

  • Marc Faber says UAE market only in a bottoming phase

  • Why does the UAE not make cold calls by financial consultants illegal?

  • Rising oil price to revive UAE growth says EIU but will it?

  • Financial astrologer Arch Crawford still negative on stocks and gold

  • Official data does not really indicate a US economic recovery

  • UAE stocks to rally on $23.5bn Dubai debt deal

  • Is there an easy way out for the financial markets?

  • Why this is definitely not the time to buy a second home

  • Hotel Review: Ibn Battuta Gate, Dubai, top business choice

  • Jim Sinclair on why gold is going to $1,650 by early January

  • $50bn US micro-stimulus, $2tn for banks, $3tn for wars

  • Majid Al Futtaim launches UAE Internet shopping revolution

  • Time for an autumn rethink on the investment outlook

  • Dead cat bounce for stocks after worst August for a decade

  • Flying Business Class from Amsterdam to Dubai with Emirates

  • Dubai real estate begins to get building again

  • Peter Schiff and Marc Faber on why not to buy bonds

  • Roubini still sees weak US second half

  • Hotel Review: Movenpick, Amsterdam

  • David Rosenberg explains away rogue ISM number

  • 48-hours in Amsterdam

  • First time buyers desert UK house market

• 2010  August | show 

  • One last rally for the bond bubble?

  • Top-end UK house prices start to crash

  • Hotel Review: JW Marriott, Grosvenor House, London

  • Third Hindenburg Omen despite Friday's rally

  • European and UK housing rental yields absurdly low

  • Silver prices now rising faster than gold

  • Gold close to record high as global stocks sell-off

  • 48-hours in London

  • What does Radical Britain mean for investors?

  • Restaurant Review: JW Steakhouse, Grosvenor House, London

  • Marc Faber on the Chinese economic slowdown

  • Why now is not the time to be buying stocks

  • A Business Plan for Novgorod, the oldest city in Russia

  • Gerald Celente remains hugely bearish as stocks tumble

  • Chinese inflation to boost gold prices?

  • Why now is not the time to buy a house in the UK

  • Hotel Review: Prague's Josef first-class design for a modest price

  • Luxury not going out of fashion despite the recession

  • 48-hours in Prague

  • Supertrends in global real estate still favor Dubai

  • Will Dubai ever match Abu Dhabi for home finance?

  • Boom businesses of the future

  • Can the UK inflate fast enough to support house prices?

  • Hindenburg Omen confirmed as equities slump, buy short ETFs

  • City 7 TV interview on the outlook for Arabian equities

  • Will Ramadan bring new interest in the Saudi ETFs?

  • Emap fails to sell AME Info business website

  • Stock trading hits a year low, is this an inflection point?

  • Autumn seasonal uplift for gold prices a clear trend

  • US unemployment different this time?

  • Bill Gross says near zero rates to last two to three years

  • Marc Faber lectures Abu Dhabi on asset allocation and tips gold

  • Stock market begins long fall as jobs vanish say astrologers

  • Hotel Review: the ultra-cool Armani Hotel in the Burj Khalifa, Dubai

  • Gold sell-off to come with a stock market correction

  • China stress testing for a 60% property price crash, global implications?

  • What to buy after a stock market correction?

  • How best to invest for a stock market crash?

  • Solar tsunami on its way to earth, with video update

  • Financial astrology targets August 6th

  • If Greenspan is right then markets are heading lower

  • Lunch at the Armani Hotel, Burj Khalifa, Dubai

  • Investors getting too gloomy on UAE banking outlook

  • UAE still set to be a very fast growing emerging market

• 2010  July | show 

  • Gold extremely undervalued in a typical summer low

  • Investment conclusions from Arun Motianey's SuperCycles

  • What are Arch Crawford's stars forecasting for next week?

  • Japanese tanker not attacked says UAE

  • Gold price falling as bullion banks wind back short positions

  • Jim Rogers on not buying BP, right on the euro

  • Defaults undermine new Islamic bond issues and Islamic finance

  • Outrageous power failures bad for Sharjah

  • Growth continues to surprise at Dubai airports

  • Why gold is still the best buy for Agora investors

  • Flying BA Club World from Dubai to Vancouver

  • UAE non-oil exports jump 65% in May, bourses still flat

  • Marc Faber and Bill Bonner clash on inflation

  • US contrarian investors looking hard at Arabia

  • Rick Rule prepares his clients for a bear market

  • Doug Casey very gloomy and right three years ago

  • Emirates aircraft orders a signal of Dubai rebound

  • Agora investors not sure where to jump next

  • Agora Financial summit in Vancouver searches for new ideas

  • UAE stocks as the Trade of the Decade?

  • Lunch at the Constance Lemuria Resort, The Seychelles

  • Astrologer Arch Crawford sees crash August through October

  • Dodd-Frank reforms not exactly a boost to recovery

  • Fed comments on 5-6 year US recovery send stocks down

  • What would JM Keynes think of the economic crisis today?

  • Hotel Review: Four Seasons, Mahe, The Seychelles

  • Why Bill Bonner continues to hold gold

  • No final deal on $23.5bn Dubai debt until the end of Ramadan?

  • Destination Report: visit The Seychelles, forget The Maldives

  • Beware this seductive mini-rally, US retail sales are down again!

  • New Mideast personal finance website founded by BBC presenter

  • Deflation more of a threat than inflation this summer

  • Lunar eclipse means August crash for stock markets say astrologers

  • Fundamentals just nothing to get excited about, crisis even in paradise

  • First impressions of The Seychelles

  • Is the future all in the cards?

  • IMF missed 2009 recession why should it be trusted now?

  • Good fee outlook for Mideast investment banks

  • No reason for Abu Dhabi to take a risk on BP

  • Queen Elizabeth II to visit this autumn to boost UAE-UK trade links

  • Oil prices to suffer as Chinese economic miracle ends

  • Bill Bonner proven correct as market signals lower stock prices

  • Rethinking the case for investing in silver

  • Is cash or gold and silver the best hold for a rough summer?

  • The Dubai aerotropolis and the connectivity multiplier

  • How low will oil prices go this autumn?

  • Maintenance costs favour villas over apartments in Dubai

  • How will gold and silver fare in another big sell-off?

  • Roubini sees double dip recession but not depression

  • Krugman right about depression, wrong about debt

  • ArabianMoney to tip UAE opportunities at Vancouver symposium

  • Are apartments in Beirut or Dubai a better buy?

  • Net prices slashed as UAE joins the broadband revolution

  • Targeted advertising the next big thing for Mideast digital media

  • Should the UAE keep its dollar peg as Professor Rogoff says?

  • Hotel Review: The Cathedral Hotel, Salisbury

  • Dubai acts decisively to finish off its half-built projects

• 2010  June | show 

  • Revolutionary ownership changes for Dubai freehold communities

  • Stock market bears takeover as rally ends

  • Restaurant Review: Le Petit Blanc, Oxford from Dhs65

  • Silver is top pick for commodities guru Jim Rogers

  • Iran sanctions to halve trade with the UAE to $6bn

  • When will be the best time to buy a home in Dubai?

  • Etihad business class sets the highest service standards

  • Dubai recovery patchy and slow due to debt, property and global economy

  • Second Dubai airport symbolic of recovery outlook

  • Rich Dad on the great paper money scam and buying silver and gold

  • CNN interview with Sheikh Mohammed

  • Reflections from an Indian summer in England

  • Abu Dhabi's very convenient Terminal 3

  • An absolutely first class flight with Etihad Airways

  • Closure of Emirates 24/7 newspaper a sign of the times in Dubai

  • Marc Faber bearish on September, October

  • UK not an attractive investment option post-budget

  • Is Saudi Arabia also stocking up on silver as well as gold?

  • Gerald Celente reckons the US will turn to fascism

  • Marc Faber gets gold and commodities right

  • Will we see another May 6th flash crash for stocks?

  • Watch the May 6th flash crash on Fox TV

  • Obama treats BP as a political scapegoat, buy this stock

  • New record high for gold, silver up, time to buy or sell?

  • Prechter and Dent forecast second-half stock market crash

  • Chinese bank IPO a very bad investment for Kuwait, Qatar

  • Qatar continues foolish London property buying spree

  • Oxford alumni debate the corporate reputation of the UAE

  • Compelling reasons to buy silver

  • Bank provisions could reach $8bn for Dubai World rescheduling

  • New 'Vision of Dubai' gold coins but futures contracts more popular

  • New European recession to be signalled by the UK budget next week

  • Five important charts for gold bugs

  • Blanchflower says rob the pensioners to pay off UK debts

  • Housing an obvious investment bubble in the UK and Australia

  • Why 5.65% mortgages for Abu Dhabi and not Dubai?

  • Afghan war cost likely to exceed $1tn mineral asset discovery

  • Will $100bn debt refinancing over 18-30 months hit recovery?

  • Golden opportunity for $1 trillion Islamic banking industry

  • Dubai International Capital dissolves board

  • Emirates flights to Baghdad restart July 1st, Lufthansa in September

  • Nakheel tenants' air-con to be switched off for non-payment

  • Housing, unemployment and deflation hit as US inventory bounce ends

  • Dubai closure for Superfund a sign of tough times for hedge funds

  • George Soros and comparing the crash of 1929-30 with 2008-2010

  • The coming money crash by Barron's member Felix Zulauf

  • Gerald Celente mulls the global economic crisis Part 3

  • Are India and China near the top of their economic cycles?

  • Why is Abu Dhabi spending $600m on expensive solar power?

  • Rich Dad's conspiracy of the rich and why they buy silver

  • New high for gold, will gold and silver go higher?

  • 11% of Dubai homes now vacant and supply still rising

  • Can an $11.5bn A380 order jump start the Dubai economy like in 2001?

  • Gerald Celente explains the global economic crisis Part 2

  • An optimistic GCC recovery scenario from Nouriel Roubini

  • Now gold and silver rise with the latest stock sell-off

  • Restaurant Review: Primavera, Italian fine dining, Ritz-Carlton Bahrain

  • Clive Maund warns silver price looking vulnerable

  • Gucci to join Armani and Versace with a Dubai hotel

  • Long hot summer for UAE stock markets

  • Gerald Celente on the coming crash Part 1

  • Gold heading higher and silver lower as stock market crashes?

  • Nouriel Roubini explains how to solve the financial crisis

  • Hotel Review: The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain's top hotel

  • Cheap Gulf flights flying on wafer thin profit margins

  • Jim Sinclair on why the gold price will stay up as stocks fall

  • ArabianMoney short ETF portfolio rises 4.8% as stockmaket dives

  • Will Dubai property prices free fall this summer?

  • Mortgages the next boom sector for the GCC banks

  • Bahrain: notes from a small island

  • Do GCC real estate prices have to fall further to make home finance work?

  • Bahrain investors say cash is king as stock markets tumble

• 2010  May | show 

  • Gerald Celente on the crisis in US capitalism and how to solve it

  • Peter Schiff even more bullish on gold, ups price target to $10,000

  • What would bring foreign investors back for GCC real estate?

  • Standby for the Second Asian Financial Crisis

  • Claims of UAE population growth in 2009 just incredible

  • Official growth rates likely to understate the UAE recovery

  • Gold up 3%, stocks down 10% in May on safe haven shift from bonds

  • Fiscal and monetary tightening to crash global stock markets?

  • US money supply contraction only comparable to Great Depression

  • Marc Faber says S&P will fall 15%

  • Sabic bond delay symptomatic of growing commercial debt crisis

  • Risk adverse Gulf investors getting their asset allocation wrong

  • Chinese rush to buy gold

  • East wins over West in UAE electricity expansion plans

  • Dubai to stay in recession for 2010 says IMF

  • Black Swan event in Korea rattles global financial markets

  • Consolidation required in the UAE digital news media

  • Islamic finance to double to $2 trillion industry within five years

  • DIFC wants to be the centre of a non-existent Menasa region

  • UAE to create debt management unit and new bankruptcy law

  • Jim Rogers sees tough times ahead for investors

  • Lack of final agreement on Dubai World debt worries bankers

  • Will a surging US dollar cause another financial crash like in 2008?

  • Inevitable US double dip recession to drive equities lower

  • Prechter's deflationary deleveraging bust comes true

  • Top banks agree $23.5bn Dubai World debt deal

  • UAE learning from its recent PR crisis but challenges remain

  • Bahrain makes obvious PR error in closing Al Jazeera bureau

  • Meredith Whitney says avoid banking stocks at all costs now

  • Dow Theory forecasts a Wall Street Crash

  • Dubai house prices up 4% as oversupply hits 20%

  • UAE hopes up again for a Baghdad bonanza

  • Nassim Taleb forecasts future US treasury bond crisis

  • No easy solution to US debt mountain says Professor Ferguson

  • Oil revenue slump to rebound pushing up GCC growth says IIF

  • Roubini warns crisis reaching a new and more dangerous stage

  • Dubai offices 45% vacant by year-end as oversupply grows

  • Japanese-style European deflation or US hyperinflation?

  • Arabs, Germans snap up gold, Indians rightly turn to silver

  • Sell this May and go away until after Ramadan

  • Silver about to break $20 and looking better than gold

  • Will the Internet replace newspapers within two years?

  • Gold ATM debuts in Abu Dhabi hotel as retail demand jumps

  • Dubai pays $980m Nakheel sukuk, $24.8bn debt rescheduling late

  • Emirates posts static revenues despite huge fleet expansion

  • Time to sell UK property not to buy

  • Emirates Airline posts $964m profit and shrugs off recession

  • Repossession auctions in Dubai will hit house prices

  • $5,000 an ounce in sight as gold hits new all-time high

  • New age of austerity for the UK as Cameron takes No 10

  • Gold less than $10 from a new all-time high

  • What does the euro-bailout achieve except raise gold prices?

  • Asian stocks fall as UK political crisis threatens markets

  • Euro-bailout to send gold and silver prices much higher

  • $962bn euro-bailout to calm financial markets but for how long?

  • Oil prices down 13% last week as financial markets turn toxic

  • Harrods no bargain for Qatar Holdings as UK economy turns bad

  • Marc Faber and Nouriel Roubini on the latest market crisis

  • Short ETF portfolio up 15% last week as market crash starts

  • Is the UK going to be the next Greece for financial markets?

  • Celente says crash of 2010 is just starting, buy gold

  • Meredith Whitney still very negative on bank stocks

  • Dubai five-star hotel rates dive to $112 for May and June

  • Gold prices holding up as stock volatility indicates trend reversal

  • Dubai trade rebounds 22% but is this a double dip recession?

  • Ritz-Carlton reports strong recovery in Asia and the Middle East

  • Seychelles as Dubai-style gateway to Africa and tourism hot spot

  • Short ETFs only winners as Greek contagion hits markets again

  • Gerald Celente predicts another financial crisis

  • Revolutionary Apple call centre for Dubai iStore

  • $8.8bn Newcrest takeover of Lihir Gold signals higher gold price

  • China is a bubble and will crash in 9-12 months says Dr Marc Faber

  • Travel market opens as Dubai hotel capacity jump exceeds revenue rise

  • UAE equities are the Trade of the Decade

  • Greece looks like Bear Stearns and not Lehman

  • How will the UK election impact on your investments?

  • Transparency is alien to Goldman Sachs culture of success

  • Dubai hotel occupancy recovers but oversupply threatens

  • Chinese property is overheating like Dubai 18 months ago

  • 6% US money supply fall heralds double dip recession

  • Gold and silver prices jump as stocks start big sell-off

• 2010  April | show 

  • Roubini thinks Greek rescue plan will not work

  • Wall Street oblivious to the financial storm coming from Europe

  • $29m Australian super-yacht looking for Arabian buyer

  • Prince Alwaleed talks Goldman Sachs, Citi and markets

  • Short ETFs are a way to make money in falling markets

  • Greece not Goldman is the biggest threat to financial markets

  • Rogoff correct to warn Spain, Portugal, Ireland the next Greece

  • Is Goldman Sachs another Salomon for Warren Buffett?

  • Heat not cost likely to put Dubai off 2020 Olympics bid

  • Wise Kuwait forecaster tips $60 oil amid W-shaped economic recovery

  • Dubai office rents down 68% in the Business Bay as oversupply surges

  • Buying silver to hedge inflation and a bond crisis

  • Bulls now grossly distorting US economic data to hold up recovery case

  • Local UAE banks holding up $24.8bn Dubai World debt rescheduling

  • Is silver a better buy than gold?

  • Marc Faber goes bull fighting on CNBC

  • Destination Report: Madrid

  • Financial reforms will surely pull the market down

  • Hotel Review: The Ritz, Madrid

  • European flights resume but chaos continues

  • Qatar not to change visa rules after all

  • Hated Goldman Sachs outwitted by politics not money

  • New ash clouds keep London airports closed again

  • Lunch at The Ritz in Madrid

  • $10m a day Emirates' loss latest blow to Dubai recovery

  • Desperate complacency over global stock markets

  • Will the New Media replace the old?

  • No different this time so what comes next?

  • Two black swans crash Wall Street

  • Nutty overconfidence fuels global markets beyond pre-crisis levels

  • Flat UAE cars sales point to stagnant 2010 economy

  • 20,000 new homes to drive Abu Dhabi prices down 20%

  • Sheikh Hamed bin Zayed appointed ADIA boss

  • Arabtec dumps Abu Dhabi on Nakheel payment hopes

  • Foreign investors desert UAE stock markets

  • Chanos thinks Chinese property bubble very dangerous

  • Roubini sees Fed rates on hold for a year

  • Jim Rogers still bullish on commodities

  • Rich Dad's advisor predicts $15,000 an ounce gold

  • Aluminium oversupply from Gulf smelters threatens prices

  • No response yet to Dubai World's $26bn restructuring plan

  • HSBC Premier first global retail bank to open in Kuwait

  • Emirates NBD CFO resigns as banks post financial results

  • Daily Reckoning founder predicts end of the rally

  • Rich Dad tips silver investment strongly

  • New visa law set to isolate Qatar

  • Growth in ETFs could have a nasty sting in the tale

  • IPO from Emmar MGF looks interesting if it happens this time

  • Gold close to a short-term top?

  • Deyaar CEO axed as Dubai developers set new strategy

  • Chinese moves on yuan to raise dirham revaluation speculation

  • DIFC cost review crucial to the future of Dubai

  • Chinese to signal policy tightening and crash markets?

  • Regional financial media expands as general media slumps

  • What does the British election mean for Arabian investors?

  • New city mega-hotels opening soon in Dubai and Abu Dhabi

  • Q1 Dubai gold sales up on depressed 2009 but still rather weak

  • Qatar Airways delays low-cost carrier launch

  • Cellucom UAE files for liquidation as market sours

  • Dubai property oversupply to hit 80,000 units by 2012

  • $490m fraud allegation at Dubai Islamic Bank

  • Is the Dubai property market stable or are prices going lower?

  • Gold and silver price manipulation exposed by whistleblower

  • $5m entry level for first-ever Islamic hedge fund

  • Abu Dhabi rents fall 10-30 per cent as expatriates go home

  • Dubai Fashion Week opens as retail outlets close

  • Free trial offer as ArabianMoney launches investment newsletter

  • UAE proposes GCC stock market integration

  • China wise to warn on bubbles as jobs data disappoints

  • US unemployment data stalls financial markets

  • Qatar mulls foreign ownership changes to boost GDP

  • What would a bond market crash mean for stocks?

  • Personality cult ruining CNN

• 2010  March | show 

  • Three days official mourning after tragic death of ADIA boss

  • Abu Dhabi and Dubai bourse merger would boost UAE recovery

  • Nakheel board sacked as debt rescheduling talks continue

  • Property oversupply grows in the UAE, set to reduce prices again

  • Gold buying from Arabia will likely outpace China

  • Tourism will lead the economic recovery in Dubai

  • Abu Dhabi non-oil imports down 10% in January

  • Emirates and Eithad debut in Tokyo and BA goes on strike again

  • Jewelry shops to close in $870m Damas debt standstill deal

  • Calm before the storm in global financial markets again?

  • Bankruptcies and liquidations still likely in Dubai real estate

  • Hotel Review: Desert Islands, Sir Bani Yas Island, Abu Dhabi

  • Will the Nakheel deal really revive Dubai real estate?

  • $9.5bn in new funds but months to close $26bn Dubai debt deal

  • Good or bad time to launch first-ever ETF for UAE stocks?

  • Public debt fears overshadow worst-ever US housing data

  • Former DIFC governor's $13.5m bonus ruled illegal

  • Former DIFC governor arrested in fraud enquiry

  • New Dubai airport to open June 27th for cargo only

  • No recovery in US housing as sales drop again

  • Six new Palm Jumeirah hotels over the next 12 months

  • Jim Rogers still not buying stocks

  • Abu Dhabi's Mubadala fund assets jump 75% to $24bn

  • Alcohol back on the menu in Dubai restaurants

  • Bahrain sacks minister under investigation for money laundering

  • Dubai tightens up on public morality with no alcohol in food

  • Global political consensus unravels threatening economic recovery

  • Damas bosses fined heavily with two tonnes of gold still missing

  • Gold's next move is down says $5,000-an-ounce author

  • Art Dubai and the new vision of Dubai 18 months after the crash

  • How the BA strike is a gift to Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways

  • Market futures indicate a trend reversal for stocks, dollar rally

  • Last bear throws in the towel?

  • 'Road to $5,000 Gold' published on Kindle

  • Marc Faber on the sovereign debt crisis and buying gold

  • Mixed outlook for Abu Dhabi real estate

  • Stiglitz warns US housing crisis to worsen as rates rise

  • Dubal shows Dubai core economic strength but profits halve

  • All the good news now priced into global stock markets?

  • Dubai continues its real estate revolution

  • How will gold perform as interest rates rise?

  • KHI investors should accept a gift from silly Prince Alwaleed

  • Abu Dhabi Investment Authority questions sustainable recovery

  • How could the population of Dubai have grown last year?

  • AAA-ratings fear for US to trigger 0.25% interest rate hike?

  • Balancing cultural and commercial interests in the UAE

  • Dubai house prices facing a double dip?

  • Restaurant Review: Fine dining in the desert at Qasr Al Sarab

  • Investment Dar shows how Kuwaiti investments went wrong

  • Will Chinese inflation hike oil and gold prices back up?

  • Hotel Review: Qasr Al Sarab in the heart of the Abu Dhabi desert

  • Global stocks face a Wile E. Coyote moment, go short!

  • Premature to buy UAE stocks ahead of a Dubai World deal?

  • Marc Faber predicts 20% S&P correction

  • 1.5bn potential Chinese gold bugs a new demand factor

  • Media focus shifts temporarily from Dubai to Abu Dhabi

  • Abu Dhabi bails out yet another local firm

  • $22bn Dubai World debt rescheduling to be completed this week?

  • Fed set to raise key target interest rate 0.25% next Tuesday?

  • Dubai Sabbatical: The Road to $5,000 Gold

  • Dubai imports $29bn gold but down 15% on jewelry slump

  • Is Shanghai property the next Dubai?

  • Qatar economic miracle flies into turbulence

  • Credit ratings lead to awkward questions for Abu Dhabi

  • Can DP World overprice its equity for a second time?

  • Why have US stocks defied gravity for so long?

  • Dubai becoming the Monte Carlo of the Middle East

  • Is this really a US recovery?

  • Sell the UAE banks paying big dividends?

  • Journalism deserves a higher status in the UAE

  • Greek debt only the start of this global tragedy

  • Jim Sinclair on Greek debt and the gold price

  • What's hot in hedge funds?

  • Hedge funds losing out to much cheaper ETFs in the Gulf

  • First-ever $20bn Abu Dhabi bonds to help bailout Dubai

  • Abu Dhabi cuts home loan rates to 5.75% to revive realty

  • Prudential makes a classic investment error buying AIG

  • Professor 'Black Swan' Taleb visits Dubai

  • When do Gulf stocks become a long-term buy again?

  • Hedge funds see dollar parity for the euro

• 2010  February | show 

  • IMF puts Dubai Inc debts at $109m

  • Markets at a major turning point?

  • Worst GDP growth in USA since 1946

  • Can du now afford to cut Broadband prices?

  • Hard data shows US recovery in trouble

  • Latest interview with Bob Prechter Part Two

  • Latest interview with Bob Prechter on the coming Great Crash

  • Professor Rogoff right to warn about the Chinese bubble

  • Hotel review: Activhotel Veronika, Seefeld, Austria

  • Cash-for-gold not a market top signal

  • Reporting live from Seefeld, Austria

  • Fed rate decision the catalyst for a market crash?

  • Poor opening night for the Dubai Jazz Festival 2010

  • Unknown Dubai bilateral debts worry IMF

  • IMF gold sales a repeat of the 1970s says Jim Sinclair

  • US bank credit contracts by record 16%, China dumps US debt

  • George Soros doubles his gold holdings to $663m

  • DP World mulls heavily discounted rights issue

  • UAE Pepsi and Coke prices to rise finally after 22 years

  • Abu Dhabi bails out Aldar Properties with $2.5bn deal

  • Gold superbug Jim Sinclair explains the gold market

  • Why bonds suddenly look such a bad risk

  • Logic to Zain cashing out of African telecoms for $10.7bn

  • Chinese to buy even more gold in the Year of the Tiger

  • Cheeky Mandelson ignores UK debt but offers Dubai advice

  • 40% Dubai World debt haircut, seven-year deferral spooks DFM

  • Will Obama be held accountable after Presidents Day?

  • Real interest rates rocket in Saudi Arabia, Dubai

  • Dubai debt write-offs far from over for UAE banks

  • Harry Dent forecasts stock market crash end of February

  • Emaar sells Singapore stake as $1bn debt repayments loom

  • New Bahrain visa rules not friendly to some GCC expatriates

  • Higher global interest rates both inevitable and essential

  • Dubai proposes gold coins as legal tender in the UAE

  • Still downside to Dubai property

  • Is millionaire right to give away his $4.5m fortune?

  • UAE bans restaurant service charges

  • Dollar now strengthening not weakening

  • Saudi posts post 8.4% slump in trade as UAE credit growth dives

  • How reliable is super-bear Bob Prechter as a forecaster?

  • Marc Faber on the coming gold standard and higher oil prices

  • Jim Sinclair predicts a global currency and $1,650 gold

  • Prechter forecasts massive stock market crash

  • Prechter explains how leveraged short funds beat pure shorts

  • Clearing up the mess left over from the Dubai property crash

  • No safety net for equities with interest rates already too low

  • Stratfor analysis of Greece and the euro crisis

  • Feng Shui masters on the Year of the Metal Tiger and $2,000 gold

  • New oilfield find a stroke of good luck for Dubai

  • Gold price correction good news for much higher prices

  • When to short US treasuries

  • Looking back 30 years to see into the future

  • Jim Rogers thinks gold, agriculture prices going much higher

  • Watch for a resumption in lending by Tamweel and Amlak

  • Gulf expatriates absolutely essential to regional prosperity

  • Time to sell property and equities and buy gold and silver

  • Marc Faber praises the achievements of Dubai

  • Dr Copper shows market rally over

  • Is $408 million a fair price for the DIFC Ritz-Carlton?

  • Qatar downsizes its financial centre, Dubai victorious

  • Dollar likely to strengthen in the short term, then weaken

  • Why did Etisalat not publish its Q4 results?

  • UAE ranked 86th alongside Uganda for press freedom

• 2010  January | show 

  • Boring Davos forum fortells market correction?

  • What does the Dow:Gold Ratio signal for prices ahead?

  • Wall Street turns bearish despite Q4 growth surprise

  • Is Soros buying gold ready for the 'ultimate bubble'?

  • When will be the best time to buy gold and silver equities?

  • Gulf leaders avoid the World Economic Forum in Davos

  • Will Obama, Bernanke triumph or forces of nature?

  • Apple iPad to revolutionize Gulf media

  • Bob Prechter tells clients to go 200% short as markets crash

  • Can the Mideast power global growth if the UAE is in recession?

  • Roubini wrong about the eurozone break-up

  • ADCB losses reflect reality of UAE banks' bad debts

  • Chanos explains his China shorting strategy

  • Jim Rogers right on the US dollar rally

  • Nomura paints a negative outlook for Gulf equities

  • Will US stocks follow the Japanese lost decade pattern?

  • Plenty of downside for Wall Street correction or crash

  • How far will Gulf stock markets follow a global sell-off?

  • US policy makers uncertain how to deal with another crash

  • Burj Khalifa observation deck 124th floor

  • Call for bond market action as regional debts actually too low

  • Should you arbitrage silver for gold now?

  • Black Monday should be a great day for short ETFs

  • US banking reforms a major sell signal for global stocks?

  • $1,200 per capita GDP leaves China among poorest nations

  • No US recovery until 2012-3 says Joseph Stiglitz

  • Nasdaq Dubai volumes up 30% but gold ETF flops

  • Is shorting China the 'Trade of the Year'?

  • China crisis threatens global financial markets

  • Foreclosures threaten Dubai house prices despite Q4 rebound

  • Is the JAL bankruptcy or Cadbury deal the spirit of the age?

  • 25% devaluation a high price to pay for UK growth

  • Will the markets ever teach bankers a lesson?

  • Chinese investors shopping for property in Dubai

  • Abu Dhabi's Dubai rescue bonds total $21bn not $25bn

  • Damac sued in DIFC courts by German investor

  • Restaurant review: The Meat Company, Dubai

  • Will a sterling crisis push the pound into the euro?

  • Marc Faber warns on imminent stock market crash

  • $1bn Damas debt standstill latest Dubai deleveraging saga

  • Oil price and interest rates main headwinds for Saudi economy

  • Responding to Thomas L. Friedman's attack on shorting China

  • Big investors dive for T-bonds as equities close lower again

  • Orion liquidation shows bankruptcy law working in Dubai

  • UAE website successfully sued for defamation over comments

  • Gold juniors ETF ought to lift this whole asset class

  • Why you should buy silver as well as gold for 2010

  • Terminal 3 boosts Dubai airport growth to world No1

  • Picking the best ETF to short China

  • GCC bank write-offs up 40%, how much more to come?

  • 16% Dubai export slump in 2009 same as China

  • Restaurant review: BiCE Mare, Dubai Old Town

  • Abu Dhabi sovereign fund ADIA reveals some of its secrets

  • Jim Chanos says China crash will be Dubai x1000

  • Chinese pride comes as exports crash by 16% in 2009

  • First ever Dubai mortgage foreclosures, what next?

  • Shorting king to speak about China in Oxford

  • Global freezing, an inconvenient truth and Bill Gross

  • New media office follows Dubai debt crisis PR disaster

  • A word of warning from Bill Gross on 2010 investments

  • Why does Abu Dhabi want to invest 1.7bn in Arabtec?

  • OECD right to highlight fragility of the recovery

  • Getting a sense of proportion on the Dubai debt crisis

  • Marc Faber on gold, silver and emerging markets

  • US job data first sign of double-dip recession

  • Aggressive Dubai public sector in full retreat for 2010

  • $6bn new Qatar petrochems plant targets China

  • Bank liquidity squeeze to restrict UAE growth in 2010

  • World's tallest hotel in Dubai 75% empty

  • Is DP World right to list its shares in London?

  • Gerald Celente's top 10 forecasts for 2010

  • DP World proceeds with $2.4bn UK port project

  • Recession and new capacity hits Abu Dhabi hotels

  • How best to invest in gold and silver in 2010

  • Krugman right to warn on the double-dip recession

  • Are Japanese equities the Trade of the Decade?

  • Breakfast with the Dubai Property Society

  • Opening of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai

  • Not much ad revenue for Gulf media in 2010

  • Patience will pay dividends for Arabian investors

  • Super tall buildings nothing new

  • Top 10 Dubai business advice articles for 2010

  • What does the Burj Dubai really symbolize?

  • Turning points in 2010 according to astrologer Bradley

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• 2009  December | show 

  • Top 10 articles about 2010

  • Investment gurus on the dollar bubble

  • Global property values still too high on fundamentals

  • Jim Sinclair a lonely bear going into 2010

  • Ten reasons not to be optimistic about 2010

  • Silver heading back to $22 says Clive Maund

  • DPG outlines strategy to avoid another Dubai debt crisis

  • Why did Koreans win the $20bn UAE nuclear power order?

  • Top investment tips from Credit Suisse for 2010

  • US treasury bonds a Ponzi scheme waiting to crash

  • Gold beats all other investments for this decade

  • Dubai debt crisis follows world's worst realty crash in 2009

  • The Rich Dad Documentary

  • Will Soros be right about 2010 after getting 2009 wrong?

  • In defense of sukuks

  • Day of Reckoning dawns for Dubai property developers

  • Preparing nationals for multi-national UAE society

  • Shehab Gargash’s view of Dubai stocks in 2010

  • Jim Sinclair's message on gold for 2010

  • Why is the DFM buying Nasdaq Dubai?

  • Marc Faber's forecasts for 2010

  • How badly has the debt crisis damaged Dubai's reputation?

  • Dubai Financial Market acquires Nasdaq Dubai

  • Are Islamic bonds or sukuks now dead and buried?

  • Clive Maund sees dollar rally continuing

  • Hotel review: Six Senses Hideaway, Zighy Bay, Oman

  • Wait for 2011 to buy real estate

  • Reason to doubt oil price resilience in 2010

  • Gold is the top investment tip for 2010

  • How long will the rally in the US dollar last?

  • Restaurant review: The Edge, Zighy Bay, Oman

  • Indian astrologers predict a stock market crash

  • Saab will not be the last brand to die in this recession

  • UAE cuts broadband Net prices by 40% but where is e-commerce?

  • Year of the Tiger: watch China for the next financial crash

  • Dubai crisis ends state of denial about the local slump

  • GCC unity agenda takes small steps forward

  • Dubai the cheapest place to own a super car

  • HSBC Premier embraces Islam

  • Ten top tips for investors in 2010

  • Dubai turns to the DIFC courts for international law

  • Clive Maund's bullish dollar chart

  • Up to $76bn of project finance coming up in the UAE says GE

  • Abu Dhabi puts up $10bn to meet Dubai debt call

  • Jim Rogers buying the US dollar short-term

  • Is Iraqi New Oil the answer to Peak Oil?

  • How strong will the dollar become before it crashes?

  • Goldman Sachs conference call on the Dubai debt crisis

  • Emirates transparency is a lesson for Dubai Inc.

  • Monday deadline for $5.5bn Dubai bonds

  • Emaar rejects Dubai Holding real estate merger proposal

  • More job losses inevitable in the UAE in 2010

  • Restaurant review: Rivington Grill, Souk Al Bahar

  • Gold, cash and short ETFs for 2010

  • How low can UAE stocks go as uncertainty rules?

  • No way I am going up in Virgin Galactic's spacecraft!

  • Dubai business cycle to turn up in 2012?

  • $274bn RBS overseas debt ten times bigger than Dubai

  • Stock markets about to crash after Dubai debacle?

  • Population of Qatar falls by 5%, growth now in doubt

  • Why Kuwait is right to sell out of Citigroup

  • Jim Rogers on the Dubai economic crisis

  • Chinese city lies empty as doubts on boom mount

  • Dubai: capitulation and the bottom for 2010

  • Jim Sinclair on the gold correction from $1,224

  • Why I am staying out of equities for 2010 unless they crash

  • Junk status for the rest of Dubai debt says S&P

  • Another lost opportunity for the Dubai media

  • Bill Bonner's praise for the Dubai debt approach

  • Marc Faber on lessons from the Dubai debt crisis

  • 2010 thoughts from the SocGen bears

  • Is the sheikh right to sell as gold tops $1,200?

  • Video summary of the Dubai debt crisis

  • Restaurant review: Rive Gauche Brasserie, Dubai Marina

  • Nakheel and Limitless debt moratorium hits Dubai property

  • Dubai too small to fail

  • Creditors of Dubai World remain mainly silent on $26bn debt

• 2009  November | show 

  • British banks at contagion risk from Dubai crisis fall-out

  • Exit equities for cash, bonds or gold?

  • Monday crash for Gulf stock markets inevitable

  • Is Dubai right to face its Day of Reckoning?

  • Is Dubai debt crisis another Black Swan event?

  • Dubai starts phase two of global economic crisis

  • Jim Sinclair on why Dubai debt crisis is not a gold price top

  • Dubai debt crisis harbinger for a global bond crisis?

  • Time to sell and lock in profits on stocks or go short

  • Time to say goodbye sings Burj Dubai fountain

  • Investors like turkeys voting for Thanksgiving says Bill Bonner

  • $59bn Dubai debt default risk to pull stock markets down

  • Dubai stalls repayments on $59bn, Abu Dhabi buys $5bn bonds

  • Abu Dhabi repeating 90s building moratorium policy error

  • Marc Faber on the bankrupt banks, gold and money printing

  • W-shaped global recession in 2010 look inevitable

  • Dubai gold sales crash as prices jump and economy slumps

  • Six Senses Spa claims luxury beats the recession

  • Private equity firms suffering from depression

  • StanChart still negative on UAE for 2009

  • Gold juniors about to be bought by gold majors

  • Can Murdoch really get readers to pay for news?

  • Gulf construction in crisis after real estate crash

  • Silver bug David Morgan explains the gold price surge

  • Premature commodities rally at risk of implosion

  • Is the market reversal already happening?

  • Is UBS right about a 30% additional house price fall in Dubai?

  • Jim Sinclair on the $1.50 euro battle ground

  • New boss for DIFC as Dubai hosts World Economic Forum

  • American military on guard at Dubai Air Show 2009

  • Is SocGen going to be right again about a global collapse?

  • Are investors fishing for Gulf bonds near the market top?

  • Gold hits $1,150 but stock market rally fizzles out

  • QFC launches business school and e-insurance platform

  • Part US-owned Qatar Exchange goes online for foreigners, stocks cheap as GDP surges

  • Hotel review: Sharq Village & Spa Doha, Qatar

  • Qatar Financial Centre catching up fast with the DIFC

  • Qship to take advantage of global crisis to buy cheap vessels

  • Marc Faber still sees upside in stocks

  • Qatar economy risks overheating again as boom reignites

  • Asian leaders blame Fed for asset bubbles not poor official data

  • Private equity to review its problems in Dubai

  • $1.6bn Cazenove sale signals a stock market top

  • Passenger growth fails to boost revenues at Air Arabia

  • Financial markets looking for a new direction

  • New Dubai airport shows the vision still in sight

  • Professor Niall Ferguson on Europe, Japan pain from US dollar

  • Mideast investors welcome new gold junior ETF

  • Less aircraft orders for Dubai Air Show as crisis bites

  • Dubai gold heist highlights value of ETFs and vaults

  • King of shorting warns China is the next bubble to pop

  • Dubai tourism too expensive say UK agents

  • Marc Faber forecasts short-term rebound for US dollar

  • Dubai heading for hotel overcapacity in 2010

  • Why is the UAE feeling so optimistic?

  • Secret plan to defend the euro against the falling dollar

  • Gold tops $1,109, time to sell?

  • Global correction a big risk for emerging markets, short them!

  • Shorting central banks a winning strategy over time

  • Jim Rogers buying silver rather than gold

  • US consumer raises red flag to stock markets

  • Dollar, gold, oil and the Dow 10,000 double-top

  • Emirates H1 profit surges as revenue falls 13 per cent

  • Islamic finance grows four times faster than traditional banking

  • Bob Prechter sees major deflation, dollar rally, market crash

  • Buffett dumps $26bn T-bonds for private equity

  • Dow double-top at 10,000?

  • Contrarian Jim Rogers backs a US dollar rally

  • Abu Dhabi in tourism Top 10, whose selling advertising?

  • Why is Buffett paying $26bn cash for clunkers?

  • What is the 'new normal' for the gold price?

  • Can more housing finance really save Dubai real estate?

  • India buys $6.7 billion worth of gold from the IMF

  • Daman Investments sets 2012 IPO target

  • Abu Dhabi growth offsets Dubai real estate crash

  • Two stock market comparisons to the 1930s

  • Abu Dhabi F1 takes pole position in the UAE

  • Dark before the dawn for the Dubai financial sector

  • High broadband prices hold back UAE Internet revolution

  • Fed impotence will compound dollar rally and market crash

  • Hotel Review: The Address, Dubai Marina

  • Buying short ETFs to profit from a falling market

• 2009  October | show 

  • Markets finally correcting, put your shorts on!

  • Peter Schiff issues red warning on the US dollar

  • On the 80th anniversary of the Great Crash of 1929...

  • Dubai real estate crash also slows Abu Dhabi down

  • Short ETFs jump as global stock markets fall

  • Jim Sinclair updates his apocalypse for the dollar

  • Dubai official statistics clearly in need of revision

  • Investor dilemma points to an inflection point

  • Marc Faber on the US dollar and inflation

  • All asset classes falling, hide in cash or go short?

  • Beach hotels lead Dubai tourism recovery

  • Warren Buffett on the cashless society and credit cards

  • 80th anniversary of the 1929 stock market crash

  • Inflation collapses as EIU predicts UAE recession

  • George Soros sees renminbi link saving the US dollar

  • Morgan Stanley's Roach warns on China slowdown next year

  • Book review: Dubai's past is the key to understanding the future

  • $40bn nuclear pact to transform UAE-US trade

  • CNN report on the Burj Dubai, the world's tallest building

  • Dubai credit improves as the dust settles on the bust

  • Dubai property inventory: villas four years, apartments three

  • Arabian Money: Gulf sovereign wealth funds dump bank stocks

  • Arabian Black Gold: $90bn for oil and gas in three years

  • Arabian Gold: will the Gulf go for revaluation and a gold standard?

  • Marc Faber on Intel, US stocks and inflation

  • Unfreezing of UAE public sector credit just one step forward

  • UAE 70,000 net population loss in Q2

  • Burj Dubai to open December 2nd, UAE National Day

  • GCC benefits from China, US stimulus packages

  • Japanese pain points to US dollar overvaluation

  • Gitex Dubai 2009 a shadow of its former glory

  • Comparing financial markets to the 1929 crash

  • Bailouts create stock market bubbles, Krugman wrong

  • Does past UK experience help us with the Dubai property crash?

  • Shorting Dow at 10,000 like the Battle of Rorke's Drift

  • Jim Rogers sees gold at $2,000

  • Buy gold in Harrods as precious metals go retail

  • $1bn Abu Dhabi islamic bond healthy for capital markets

  • Bill Bonner raises a red flag on stocks

  • Cash is always king in a financial meltdown

  • Global shipping collapse points to continued recession

  • 2009 October stock market crash warnings

  • Big opportunities in Gulf States’ ‘new normal’

  • Qatar GDP to grow 24.5% next year says EIU

  • Bullish about 2010 but IMF admits 2009 forecast wrong

  • Gulf News losing its battle against The National

  • Hotel review: The Address, Dubai Mall

  • Is the UK opposition trying to lose the next election?

  • Gold guru Jim Sinclair explains the gold price surge

  • I.O.U.$85bn, Agora Financial visits Dubai and Abu Dhabi

  • China promotes investment in silver

  • Dollar carry trades herald next crisis: sell stocks, buy gold

  • Rich dad tips silver as the best hedge against inflation

  • Gold rises above $1,050 an ounce, silver almost $18

  • Reflections on Cityscape Dubai 2009

  • China is the next crisis, not the future

  • Jim Sinclair cautions on new all-time high for gold price

  • Interpreting the new UAE population data

  • How much credence to give rumors of oil for gold swaps

  • UAE realty prices threatened by high construction activity

  • Roubini, HSBC issue financial crash warnings

  • Jim Sinclair explains why the dollar is not safe

  • Marc Faber sees US dollar rebound and market correction

  • UAE bank provisions too low says Moody's

  • Where next for gold and silver prices, and the US dollar?

  • The obvious flaw in rising UK house prices

  • Bubble trouble in emerging market stocks

  • Middle East debt-to-GDP only 3%, bond markets tiny

  • Expensive alcohol bad for Dubai business

• 2009  September | show 

  • Bob Prechter forecasts another stock market crash

  • Pimco's bet on deflation, debt deflation and depression

  • Debunking popular myths about Dubai

  • CNBC's Rick Santelli hits out at banking recovery sham

  • Harry S. Dent says this is the eye of the storm that will get worse

  • UAE recession a sign of the times

  • How long for business activity to recover in Dubai?

  • Short ETFs: probably the very moment to buy, not sell

  • Marc Faber turns bearish on stocks

  • Marc Faber on the coming US dollar crisis

  • Gold holds its value over the centuries

  • Asia leads global trade slump, Japan's exports crash 36%

  • Recovery, what recovery!

  • Will Dr. Marc Faber be wrong again this autumn?

  • New $500m TNI fund good news for MENA stocks

  • RBS goes negative on stocks again

  • Meredith Whitney sees another 25% US house price fall

  • Cityscape indecision highlights Dubai property dilemma

  • Vienna a great city for a break from the Gulf

  • Time up for global bank stocks?

  • Hotel de France, Vienna, faded glory for a reasonable price

  • Jim Sinclair on the G20 and gold prices

  • Business scorecard for Dubai autumn 2009

  • Greatest sucker's rally in history about to break, sell, sell, sell!

  • Hyperinflation review

  • Dubai World restructuring, no stake sale to Abraaj

  • First impressions of the Dubai Metro

  • Stiglitz backs Whitney on pessimistic bank outlook

  • Condos flood the market on Palm Jumeirah

  • Sovereign wealth turns to dust for Istithmar World

  • Standard Chartered Bank sponsors Liverpool FC

  • Calm before the storm like last autumn?

  • Meredith Whitney sees October plunge for bank stocks

  • Hold cash, gold and shorts, markets dangerous again

  • Third time lucky for gold above $1,000?

  • US consumer credit slumps 10.4%

  • Dubai Metro first in the Arabia, confirms city status

  • Gold breaks out past $1,000 an ounce, silver close to $17

  • Prime Chelsea site in receivership seeks Arabian buyer

  • Abu Dhabi invests in chip firm, Dubai should be next

  • Why is Kharafi selling a 46% stake in Zain if business is so good?

  • Marc Faber sees systemic collapse in 5-10 years

  • Bear market comparisons to 1930s hold true

  • Reflections on a month in Europe: economic pain not over

  • $400m skyscraper goes ahead, is Dubai nuts?

  • Peter Schiff explains the rally in gold and silver

  • A short lesson in the outlook for financial markets!

  • Lunch up the Eiffel Tower with Alain Ducasse

  • Wider market outlook not good for gold or silver

  • London versus Paris for visitors

  • Short ETFs jump, watch for confirmation of US stock market rally ending

  • The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Powerscourt, near to Dublin

• 2009  August | show 

  • The Gordon Ramsay restaurant, Ritz-Carlton, Powerscourt, Ireland

  • Black Monday risk as August ends

  • How will another global financial crisis impact Dubai property?

  • Calm before the storm, a sense of deja vu in China?

  • The Cahernane House Hotel in Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland

  • Market risk remains heavily to the downside, shorts make sense

  • Roubini sees risk of double-dip recession, stocks down

  • A great time of year to visit Dublin

  • Dubai and Dublin share a common debt problem in real estate

  • Russia buys $558m worth of gold in July

  • Stocks post fresh 10-month highs, hardly a buy signal

  • Georgian elegance in the heart of Edinburgh for the festival

  • Jim Sinclair's letter on the US dollar

  • China takes stock markets down again, astrologers vindicated

  • Short ETFs offer best performance in a bear market slide

  • Gerald Celente on daylight bank robbery

  • UK bonus restrictions to boost banking exodus to Dubai

  • Was that the top of the bear market rally?

  • Start of the shorting season according to astrologers

  • Dollar collapse 85 days away says Jim Sinclair

  • RBS issues bear market warning

  • China promotes retail investment in silver

  • Will the next financial crisis be made in China?

  • China, gold, the dollar crisis and Jim Sinclair

  • Gold will correct back in financial market turmoil

  • England in the grip of deflation except for over-bought stock market

  • Gerald Celente on the bailout bubble

  • US jobs data last gasp of this bear market rally

  • August 14th for stock market crash say astrologers

  • 86% surge in gold sovereign production in UK

  • Long-term residents should consider buying Dubai property

  • Roubini warns on commodity prices and China

  • Gold book sales point to upcoming retail gold boom

  • Dow to pass 10,000, S&P 1,050 and then crash?

  • Another stock market crash almost upon us?

  • Is US housing really on a recovery path?

  • Will GCC stock markets recover this autumn?

  • Gold and silver look the only attractive investments

  • Goldseek.com radio special with Jim Rogers

  • Jim Rogers on investing in China and the bubble

  • Time to visit The Westin in Dubai

  • Is Emaar Properties a buy just yet?

• 2009  July | show 

  • Comparing this bear market rally to the 1930s

  • Stock market going up or final spike of the bear market rally?

  • Marc Faber thinks the crisis is far from over

  • US dollar strength to come before devaluation?

  • Invest in a man who made billions from the recession

  • Rich Dad's adviser on how to buy gold

  • Now we see the true Virgin Galactic business model

  • Specific junior precious metal stock picks

  • Hong Kong investors confused about the outlook

  • Lessons from Hong Kong for the Dubai real estate crash

  • Can China really save the world from the Greater Recession?

  • LKF by Rhombus, a designer dream hotel in Central Hong Kong

  • Touching down in a hot and steamy Hong Kong

  • The Vancouver Fairmont Hotel

  • Is Rich Dad right about $15,000 gold?

  • No solid consensus view from Agora conference in Vancouver

  • Is it time to buy US residential property?

  • Marc Faber on right asset allocation today

  • Commodity ETF TV commercials a worrying sign

  • Marc Faber says S&P looking too expensive

  • Reporting live from The Decade of Reckoning symposium, Vancouver, Canada

  • Flying from Dubai to Vancouver with Cathay Pacific

  • Bond market last bubble left says Jim Rogers

  • Peter Schiff bullish on silver

  • Cheap money supports UK house prices but what next?

  • China stocks like the GCC bubble of 2005-6

  • Is Etisalat about to go ex-growth?

  • Gulf IPOs a distant prospect

  • Roubini denies being the latest green shoot

  • Terrible trade data just being ignored

  • Marc Faber explains the global economic crisis

  • The final spike of this bear market rally?

  • UAE media hit by triple whammy

  • Reethi Rah restaurants star of The Maldives

  • Record US deficit means GCC should buy gold

  • Gold guru Jim Sinclair sees November crisis for US dollar

  • US dollar not dead yet as Geithner visits the Gulf

  • China heading for its own sub-prime banking crisis

  • How many more jobs to go in the UAE?

  • Oil price below $60 sends Gulf stocks lower

  • Reethi Rah still sets the standard in The Maldives

  • Gold should reach $15,000 an ounce says Rich Dad

  • Dow at 7,500 predicts Peter Schiff

  • Return to The Maldives

  • Marc Faber on gold and hyperinflation

  • A recovery to miss expectations?

  • Comparing today with Japan's 1990-2 crash

  • Optimism should support one last share price spike

  • Dubai more expensive and less competitive in 2008

  • World's tallest building nears completion in Dubai

  • Re-building confidence in Dubai property

  • Lunch at the Ritz

  • Try the Burj Al Arab from $1,000-a-night

  • US state and individual spending cuts dash recovery

  • The Times ought to cease publication in Dubai

  • Reasons to think the bear market bottom not yet here

  • Peter Schiff on why the US dollar should collapse

  • Long dollar, short oil, hold gold?

  • Black Swan author says money supply out-of-control

  • Is it time to short the S&P 500?

  • What does a double-dip recession hold for the Oil States?

  • Roubini not confident on US government exit strategy

  • Dubai Olympics 2020

  • Buy precious metals on any summer weakness

  • Royal Thai cuisine in the opulent Dubai Dusit Thani

  • Second half arrives but where is the recovery?

• 2009  June | show 

  • Is the US dollar going up or down, hedge your bets?

  • Madoff sentence a $65bn miscarriage of justice

  • The new Porsche Panamera Four-door Coupe

  • UAE seeks global role with Renewable Energy Agency

  • Will gold beat the summer doldrums this year?

  • Global markets fragile as DFM slumps 6.1%

  • Financial advisers ought to become really independent

  • Dubai real estate asking prices just too high

  • Four months for Dubai property mega merger

  • Chinese gold moves setting the market up for a price spike

  • Dubai property mega-merger starts sector consolidation

  • Arabic dance tribute to Michael Jackson

  • Warren Buffett CNBC interview on the investment outlook

  • Which country offers the best expatriate life?

  • Will the Gulf have a good recession?

  • $11bn private equity pot ready for oil-driven recovery

  • DFM down 6%, Obama recognizes unjustified optimism

  • Harry S. Dent on his latest depression predictions

  • A down week or a major turning point for stocks?

  • What to make of Howard S. Dent’s latest forecast

  • Gold chart shows price take-off point

  • Oil prices boost Gulf business confidence

  • Another Dubai property resignation, what next?

  • Business economics 101 for Dubai restaurants

  • Al Jazeera calls for viewer feedback

  • Roubini sees weeds, not green shoots

  • Local bad news compounds global stock downturn for DFM

  • UK housing extremely risky and still not a good buy

  • A night at the Ritz

  • Is gold now in take-off position like the Nasdaq in 1998?

  • Is this any different to the Great Depression of the 30s?

  • Have gold prices already bottomed out?

  • Roubini gives nine reasons to stay pessimistic

  • Can Paris really be the new Dubai?

  • Chart of a stock rally that has come to an end?

  • Could gold shares be approaching important buying level?

  • Russia proposes gold be included in new global currency

  • Why is Qatar Airways still buying planes?

  • Emaar debacle marks end of DFM rally

  • 13-week rally proves unlucky: sell, sell, sell!

  • Upcoming property supply a big issue for Dubai

  • Why is UAE trade optimism ahead of HK or Singapore?

  • Why bonds should carry a wealth warning

  • Marc Faber warns on equity markets, oil going up

  • Emaar not to build world's tallest tower in Saudi Arabia?

  • G8 caution, oil price optimism grows

  • Paulson & Co. investment portfolio

  • Jim Rogers says recession getting worse not better

  • Are rising oil prices a good or bad thing?

  • UAE-Saudi border delays not good for business

  • Emirates Airline faces unprecedented economic turbulence

  • German exports suffer record 29% slump in April

  • Dubai gold hedge fund comes out on top

  • Running out of less awful bad news, worse coming

  • Dubai malls and retailing need a rethink

  • Karma Kafe just too pricey for lunch

  • Another buying opportunity for gold?

  • Dubai stock rally can not last much longer

  • President Obama's message to the Middle East

  • Stocks correct, US dollar and bonds to rally says Marc Faber

  • Still far too early to jump back into property

  • Commodity price inflation is inflation Professor Krugman

  • Oil going to $200 or $25 a barrel?

  • 13-week rally about to be unlucky for some

  • Look the treasury bond bubble has already burst!

  • Volatile silver backs off $16 but set to go higher

  • Gulf News versus The National

  • Jim Rogers picks silver rather than gold

  • Will $1,000 gold signal a rush to buy junior explorers?

  • Obama lands in the Middle East as budget air travel takes off

  • Abu Dhabi cashes out of Barclays

  • Realty green shoots or a mirage in the Dubai desert?

  • Radisson Blu Hotel, favorite for Dubai Media City

  • Silver prices on a roll to $19.50-20 an ounce?

  • Is it too early to buy in Dubai?

  • Bonds signal a W-shaped recession for investors

• 2009  May | show 

  • Paris Hilton heads to Dubai

  • 40,000 jobs go in GM bankruptcy, how many more to come?

  • A multi-cultural solution to Emirati identity

  • Marc Faber on coming US hyperinflation

  • Dubai hotels bring down the cost of eating out

  • Silver shines and will continue to out perform gold

  • Why the nationalization of GM won't work

  • Sterling poised for another collapse?

  • Marc Faber predicts US hyperinflation like Zimbabwe

  • Regulation and taxes to drive bankers to Dubai

  • Meet the Zombie banks!

  • Jim Sinclair's immediate predictions on the gold price

  • GM bankruptcy to sober up Wall Street

  • Paul Krugman on the very long road to recovery

  • Chinese economy down 4%, US house prices still falling

  • Why gold and silver stocks might beat a market sell-off this time

  • Dubai property asking prices still too high to sell

  • Tax exiles should forget Geneva and try Dubai

  • Is the Emaar share price jump justified?

  • Higher global interest rates must be on the horizon

  • As California leads the rest of the world follows

  • Marc Faber on the US banana republic

  • Impact of US dollar fall on stock and commodity prices

  • Sell in May and buy gold and silver?

  • Aldar bond highlights too high UAE interest rates

  • Why Emirates Airline continues to grow

  • Will gold pass $1,000 an ounce next week?

  • Gold shows signs of breaking out above $1,000

  • Peter Schiff right on US dollar collapse

  • Will a stronger oil price save Dubai real estate?

  • Failure of GCC monetary union to boost gold

  • Jim Rogers tips dollar currency crisis

  • GCC monetary union in tatters, UAE out

  • Gold and silver for top StanChart clients

  • Dubai gold contracts turnover $128 billion

  • Time to follow the top hedge funds and buy gold?

  • Can China really fill the boots of the US consumer?

  • Could the economic crisis have a Middle East peace dividend?

  • UAE nominal GDP to plunge 24%, Saudi Arabia 28%

  • Obama adviser says green shoots dead

  • New thinking on premium air travel

  • Marc Faber sees correction and renewed rally

  • World Economic Forum in Jordan mulls the slump

  • An optimistic scenario for Dubai

  • Gold $931 and solid, green shoots fading fast

  • Meredith Whitney on the US bank profit illusion

  • Nasdaq Dubai to corner regional derivatives market

  • Green shoots a media fantasy, facts not supportive

  • Kuwait investment companies under pressure

  • How low can global economies go?

  • Jim Rogers says the rally is over on CNBC

  • George Soros predicts L-shaped US recession

  • How to spot a gold scam

  • 27 Dubai projects may be cancelled this month

  • Prudent Bear warns on bear market rally

  • How will gold perform in the next market crash?

  • Should Dubai accept an offer for a DP World stake?

  • Dubai starts to bring out its dead property projects

  • IMF cuts GDP forecasts for the Middle East

  • The return of irrational exuberance

  • Wilton Court Hotel, Herefordshire's finest

  • Gold $915, silver $14, dollar index falls, what next?

  • Peter Schiff on bond market dangers

  • How to leverage up silver with stocks

  • Classic Beaton celebrity prints going for a song

  • Will US bank stocks become worthless like GM?

  • Reflections from the Arabian Travel Market

  • Dubai tops FDI for 2008 but tumbles in 2009

  • Opening Dubai hotel challenging for Ritz-Carlton

  • Gold, silver jump on bank stress test failure

  • Dubai rental index already out-of-date

  • Gold not yet on the GCC single currency agenda

  • Time to buy into luxury hotels?

  • Marc Faber on money printing and investment

  • When will the global recession end?

  • Is silver the new magic bullet for investors?

  • Emaar Q1 results highlight tough outlook for Dubai realtors

• 2009  April | show 

  • The Cathedral Hotel, Salisbury: value and quality

  • Renting is still the best buy in the UK

  • Roubini still sees multi year recession, China going down

  • Destination report: England, still home but cheaper

  • What factors determine the outlook for Dubai real estate now?

  • Hot tips from Jim Rogers

  • Unlike Waterloo the Rothschilds should sell bonds and buy gold

  • Marhaba lounge, Dubai International Airport

  • Peter Schiff blames the Fed for monetary policy failure

  • Warning: US auto crash ahead

  • US bank 'yard sale' predicts Meredith Whitney

  • New UK tax exiles should move to Dubai

  • Dubai invests in more roads and airports

  • Gold up sharply as bear market rally fades

  • EIU lowers growth forecast for Qatar

  • Dubai gold storage facility opens

  • Gold should be at the heart of new global currency

  • Fox video on the money supply explosion

  • How low can Dubai property prices go?

  • Will we repeat the banking crises of the 1930s?

  • Dubai heading for $100bn debt

  • Jim Rogers, gold, inflation and the dollar

  • Gold price about to stage a huge rally

  • Marc Faber sees stock market correction

  • Abu Dhabi gives away $2.5bn in new homes

  • Only a real recovery will boost GCC investor confidence

  • IMF sees no green shoots of recovery

  • Sheikh Mohammed comes out fighting on the Net

  • A rally comes before a fall in a bear market, follow Soros

  • Opportunity Dubai, four months a No1 UK bestseller

  • Singapore GDP may drop 10 per cent as global trade slumps

  • Impressive unity but UAE economy faces serious headwinds

  • Will gold stocks beat the next bear market leg?

  • Why big business should always support press freedom

  • Jim Rogers sees currency crisis this autumn

  • Are the Goldman Sachs results today the top of the rally?

  • China not likely to be buying assets in the GCC

  • UAE rent falls to stimulate the economy

  • Sucker's rally now coming to an end

  • Still far too early for expats to buy UK property

  • Greenspan backs the gold standard

  • Visit the glories of Tamerlane in Uzbekistan

  • Marc Faber, hyperinflation, equity and gold prices

  • Difficult couple of years ahead for Dubai

  • Dr Marc Faber explains the market correction

  • Will silver now start to outperform gold?

  • Slumdogs and UK millionaires

  • Rothschild on the global financial crisis

  • Flydubai launch provides wider benefits

  • George Soros, GM and the next Lehman Brothers

  • Early oil price recovery not likely

  • Marc Faber expects 10% fall in Dow Jones

  • GCC could include gold in its single currency

  • $13bn Qatargas 2 online today

  • Restoring GCC growth depends on oil price outlook

  • Government bonds not such a good buy

  • Is the US economy more sound than in the 30s?

  • Uzbekistan looks for Arab investment in hotels

  • Back to post G20 reality this week

  • Jim Rogers no April Fool, stocks topping out

  • Destination report, Uzbekistan

  • Dow to fall to 4,000, FTSE 2,000

  • Why the UAE is right to look for business with Russia

• 2009  March | show 

  • G20 like the non-meetings of The Great Crash 1929

  • Lessons from JK Galbraith and The Great Crash 1929, buy gold

  • Indian gold sales will prove an error

  • Dubai 28th in World Cities Survey

  • Jim Rogers explains the false US dollar rally

  • First-class apartments for the Edinburgh Festival

  • DP World volumes down 8%, UAE confidence slumps

  • How the gold price is fixed by central banks

  • Property crash worst in Hong Kong, London and Dubai

  • Why would Qatar and Abu Dhabi issue bonds?

  • China joins GCC in mulling break with US dollar

  • Have emerging markets entered a new bull market?

  • Ignorance rules among the UK critics of Dubai

  • Can President Obama impress Wall Street?

  • Is now the right time for Gulf investments in global companies?

  • GCC economists reluctant to predict the obvious

  • Marc Faber on how to buy commodities

  • Is gas the achilles heel of the Qatar economic miracle?

  • Will oil and gold prices rise further with the Fed printing money?

  • Gold to equal the Dow in 2009?

  • Can millions be made again from the Net?

  • Play on gold as Saudi jeweller sold to private equity

  • Fed starts printing money, gold up sharply

  • Marc Faber on gold and commodity prices

  • UAE federal structure handles crisis well

  • Marc Faber on US bond disaster waiting to happen

  • The Gulf News Media Audit

  • Grab UAE fixed deposits now, rates coming down

  • Athens, destination report

  • Bond market failure to push gold and silver prices higher

  • Can President Obama talk his way out of a crisis?

  • Spot the dead cat bounce on the Dow!

  • What's going to happen to the UAE media?

  • Qatar world's fastest growing economy in 2009

  • China seems to be gaining despite collapse of global trade

  • CNBC and Cramer bashed on CNN

  • Gold, oil and softs shine at Hedge Funds World

  • US stocks rally, where next for the Greater Recession

  • Marc Faber on buying gold juniors and a US rally

  • Buffett speaks out on CNBC

  • Gold Video with Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

  • UAE hotel revenues to fall in 2009

  • How long will UAE inflation stay low?

  • Dubai Eye radio interview with Peter Cooper

  • Why I find it hard to be bearish about gold

  • Dubai Economic Council crisis meeting

  • Has Nouriel Roubini got it right about the recession?

  • Office oversupply hangs over GCC commercial realty

  • Will Saudi billionaires buy the Dubai gold ETF?

  • Jim Rogers on Obama and the US dollar

  • Dubai rents tumble, good for tenants, bad for investors

  • Dubai hotels full again thanks to deep discounting

  • Jim Rogers on why US and UK bailouts will not work

  • StanChart peak profits in 2008?

  • Time to abandon the US dollar and go for gold?

  • TV show on US money supply explosion

  • HSBC Middle East profits up 34% at $1.7bn

  • Jim Rogers on Oz and the bailouts

  • Berkshire will soon be best buy in history!

  • Is now the time to buy residential real estate?

  • 分配只迪拜黄金ETF基金

  • ドバイの金ETFに割り当てのみ

  • Allocated gold only for Dubai ETF

  • History shows Dubai growth depends on over investment!

  • Is the capitulation coming in markets?

  • Много места для цен на золото пойти выше

  • 充足的空间，黄金价格将继续走高

  • Viel Raum für Gold, um höhere Preise

  • たくさんの金の価格のための部屋の上位に

  • Plenty of room for gold prices to go higher

• 2009  February | show 

  • Jim Rogers still hot on commodities, shorting US stocks

  • Dubai Jazz Festival deserves more support!

  • Over-supply to hobble Dubai property recovery

  • No my book has not been banned!

  • Paul Volcker explains the solution for US banks

  • Riz Khan Show on Dubai, Part 2

  • ゴールドすべきは、 GCCの通貨統合への参加を

  • Gold ought to be part of the GCC single currency

  • Riz Khan Show on Dubai

  • Jim Rogers on how to invest in China

  • Marc Faber on a US stock rally

  • 社債および低後にドルはダウクラッシュします

  • Bonds and dollar will crash after the Dow low!

  • What is the next step forward for Dubai?

  • 今しているインドの金売却を急いでは？

  • Are Indians right to rush to sell their gold now?

  • アラブ首長国連邦ドバイの中央銀行を

  • UAE Central Bank bails out Dubai

  • ドバイプロパティの悲観的な野村権利はありますか？

  • カリフォルニアビートにどのように危機を示して

  • California shows how to beat the crisis

  • Is gloomy Nomura right about Dubai property?

  • Marc Faber on the Eastern European financial crisis

  • UAE banks a rock of stability!

  • バブルになることについては、投資金はありますか？

  • Is gold the next investment bubble?

  • Emirates Airline adding 19 new aircraft

  • 你会后悔不买黄金股现在！

  • Sie bedauern, dass es nicht kaufen Gold Bestände jetzt!

  • ゴールド＆シルバートップのヒント

  • Can visas and regulation revive Dubai real estate?

  • ダウはほぼ底に触れる11月20日

  • Dow almost touches November 20 bottom

  • Local author's international bestseller hits UAE

  • Guardian TV report on Dubai

  • Ron Paul knocks US stimulus package on CNN

  • 金と銀がインフレ恐怖ドライブの価格

  • Fear of inflation drives up gold and silver prices

  • インタビュージョンハサウェイ、トップ金のファンドマネージャーと

  • 新湾岸通貨金を含めるか？

  • 2009年に成功した金投資戦略

  • German TV report on Dubai property crash

  • これで株を買う金は後悔するでしょう！

  • You will regret not buying gold stocks now!

  • هونج كونج وسنغافورة والصين والتجارة وتقترح في حالة ركود

  • 香港、シンガポール、中国貿易の景気後退を示唆

  • 香港，新加坡贸易表明我国在经济衰退

  • Hong Kong, Singapore trade suggests China in recession

  • StanChart previsiones EAU recesión, estímulo monetario

  • 2009年道指平等黄金

  • Лучшая недвижимость Дубаи сделок сейчас или позже?

  • 市場ではまだ底を探して

  • Jim Rogers gets grumpy about the US bailout

  • CBS News on the Dubai property crash

  • StanChart forecasts UAE recession, monetary stimulus

  • Still looking for rock bottom in markets

  • Global media turns on Dubai

  • UAE banks weather global storm, Mashreq battens the hatches

  • Will silver now outperform gold?

  • Opportunity Dubai now on sale in Dubai!

  • Is the US dollar heading for a fall?

  • Marc Faber on the US outlook

  • Global banks eye Dubai to cut costs and motivate staff

  • Jim Rogers on why bank bailouts will fail

  • Bonds weaken, stocks fall, stimulus fails, gold up

  • Islamic hedge funds gain

  • Lessons from Lebanon for the UAE?

  • CNN TV clip on Dubai property crash

  • Dubai only has 18,210 freehold properties

  • How to make the best of the Amlak-Tamweel merger

  • Interview with John Hathaway, top gold fund manager

  • Bonds slump in January, hedge funds buy gold

• 2009  January | show 

  • $825bn stimulus plan signals gold take-off

  • Arabianmoney.net now in seven languages

  • Censor passes Opportunity Dubai

  • Can Dubai get quickly back to growth again?

  • Dubai in phase five of the business cycle

  • Tallest building syndrome strikes Dubai

  • Bonds, stocks, real estate down, gold up!

  • Lower energy prices will fuel gold miner profits

  • PIMCO CEO gives important investment insight

  • Gulf investors could buy-out Barclays

  • UAE banks far more solid than US, UK

  • Dow drops 4%, gold up $20: Obama verdict

  • HSBC survey shows slump in Gulf business confidence

  • Is Goldman Sachs right on the oil price?

  • UAE cuts interest rates, should it follow the UK model?

  • Foreigners do not understand Dubai

  • Estimating Dubai population loss in 2009 difficult

  • Marc Faber buys oil and gold in 2009

  • $390bn UK toxic bank plan gold positive

  • Good morning Mr President from Mr Machiavelli!

  • Does more debt to beat the debt-crisis make sense?

  • UAE keeps intervention down, trusts market forces

  • Burj Dubai topped out!

  • In which currency should you hold cash?

  • Calm before the next financial storm?

  • Dubai freezes salaries, boosts spending 42%

  • UAE fixed deposits pay 6-6.6%

  • Stimulus packages are panic policy and inflationary

  • DFM up 7.8%, Daman more cautious than optimistic

  • Buy 'The New Gulf' for its 2030 vision

  • Gaza War set to hike oil and gold prices

  • Dubai property crash serious but not terminal

  • New Year's rally for suckers, hold onto gold!

  • Opportunity Dubai No1 bestseller

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• 2008  December | show 

  • New GCC single currency agreed, will it include gold?

  • My 2008 forecasts, right globally, wrong locally

  • Four immediate bull points for gold

  • 2009 forecasts in a nutshell

  • Peter Schiff says move to Dubai!

  • Sophisticated gold investment strategies for 2009

  • Buffett's biography: is Goldman Sachs the new Salomon?

  • Dollar bears could be surprised on the upside

  • Groping in the dark to find a real bottom

  • What will reverse the UAE property slump?

  • Hedge fund redemptions to crash Q1 markets

  • Dubai stocks crash back to the bottom again

  • Is Professor Roubini too much of an optimist?

  • GCC common currency should not be called the Khaliji

  • Dubai credit squeeze tightened as agencies go negative

  • Dollar going down, gold and silver going up

  • Lord Falconer adores Obama, defends Brown

  • $8bn Citi loans for Dubai

  • Who is the next billion-dollar fraudster?

  • Will astrologers be right about a stock market crash this month?

  • Does Buffett stand by his 1999 Sun Valley prediction?

  • What does backwardisation mean for silver?

  • Backwardisation means big gold price rally coming!

  • Oil rebounds from $40, going back to $75?

  • Luxor could do so much better

  • 1929 for China, 1974 for the USA

  • Opportunity Dubai, Telegraph Book of the Week!

  • Why there is still opportunity in Dubai

  • UAE last in, and first out of real estate recession?

  • UAE National Day, sober mood prevails in Dubai

  • Marc Faber: Bloomberg interview on gold and stocks

  • Picking the best precious metal juniors

• 2008  November | show 

  • Marc Faber says buy gold exploration stocks

  • UAE media faces a very tough 2009

  • Emirates-Etihad merger talk seems premature

  • US stocks only fair value, heading lower

  • Citigroup sees $2,000 gold next year

  • Al Fahim's $2.4bn Pearl Dubai contract a brilliant move

  • Dubai home loan debt incredibly low

  • Why don't Gulf sovereign wealth funds invest at home?

  • How long until the US dollar blows up?

  • Success is all relative in a global economy, buy Dubai!

  • Alabbar explains $80bn Dubai debt, denies selling assets

  • UAE gold sales jump 56% in Q3

  • Citi UAE reassures depositors of government guarantee

  • Boom time for financial blogs as traditional media fails

  • Will the Saudis buy gold and silver shares next?

  • New UAE Real Estate Bank key to reviving local economy

  • Perth Mint stops taking new gold orders amid huge demand

  • Bank bailouts and inflation will save UAE property prices

  • $3.5bn Saudi gold deal huge against $6.5bn consumer record

  • Supreme financial committee to tackle Dubai realty crash

  • Will hedge funds stop selling on December 31st?

  • Silver ETF for Dubai as they fly in bullion for the Hunts of Arabia

  • Cash is king, but gold is the crown prince in waiting!

  • Islamic hedge funds take another leap forward

  • $343bn Saudi foreign reserves in 'safe' assets, nothing for IMF

  • Superfund backs gold, sees $2,000 medium term

  • Gerald Celente buys gold, predicts US revolution

  • Dubai over-correction?

  • What does the $3.5bn Saudi gold rush in two weeks mean?

  • Saudi Arabia buys $3.5bn of gold in two weeks

  • UAE stocks should soon hit the bottom, buy villas!

  • 'Opportunity Dubai' on the Amazon bestseller lists

  • Silver still buys a good dinner in ancient Petra

  • China stimulus relatively five times bigger than US bank bailout

  • Credit crunch halves UAE mortgages, deepens realty slump

  • Profits crash 88% at Emirates in first-half to $77m

  • Why Jim Rogers chooses silver over gold to beat inflation

  • Mission impossible for president-elect Obama

  • No reason to panic about Dubai real estate

  • Is President Obama a buy signal for precious metals?

  • Opportunity Dubai, heading up the Amazon bestseller list

  • Finished property prices still rising in Dubai, villas outperform

  • Video on the $53 trillion US debt crisis

  • An apology to Dr Marc Faber

  • Is the silver futures market about to crack wide open?

  • Barron's article on gold

  • Peter Schiff offers reality check on the US dollar and gold

• 2008  October | show 

  • World running out of oil says IEA

  • US presidential election rally for stocks, but then what?

  • Run on gold in Dubai as investors shun stocks and property

  • Jim Sinclair thinks Middle East will prosper in hyperinflation

  • Gold stocks ready for a major rally

  • The National reports on crashing off-plan real estate sales

  • HSBC raises $1.3bn real estate finance in Qatar

  • When will the US dollar rally end?

  • Towards another Great Crash?

  • Golden paradox: demand surges as price falls

  • When and where will global capital markets bottom?

  • Will Warren Buffett buy gold and silver stocks?

  • UAE hikes federal budget spending by 21%

  • Hong Kong relaunches gold futures

  • ABC video on Gold

  • Tuesday looks a crunch day for Lehman derivatives

  • Dubai’s incredible boom is still booming and real estate with it

  • Visit Rome to connect with the past

  • Warren Buffett sees danger in treasury bonds

  • Why is the gold price falling when it should be going up?

  • Where next for the global banking crisis?

  • Living like a lord under the Tuscan sun

  • Bond markets sniff inflation and turn down

  • UAE government actions will attract Arab capital

  • Equity rally to pop the bond bubble, buy precious metals

  • Why the UAE should recapitalize its banks

  • StanChart lowers UAE growth forecast to 2.7% for 2009

  • Roubini on how to save the world from economic collapse

  • Jim Rogers is shorting US treasuries

  • US bond market, next shoe to drop!

  • UAE guarantees all local bank account deposits

  • The time of maximum fear in markets, GCC to recover first?

  • Warren Buffett biggest loser on Wall Street

  • Roubini predicts two-year US recession

  • Gold and silver prices soar as Wall Street crashes

  • Going below 7,000 on the Dow, 3,300 FTSE?

  • Where is a smart hedge fund manager investing next?

  • Dubai fights back with new mega projects to save its boom

  • Rate cuts boost gold, silver, higher prices imminent

  • Have gold and silver prices reached a tipping point?

  • Cityscape Dubai event an acid test for off-plan sales

  • Gold, silver to jump on US rate cut tomorrow

  • Roubini sees a global run on the banks

  • Wall Street rejects $700m bailout plan, crash coming!

  • Marc Faber sees the Fed as a drug dealer!

  • Londoners queue up to buy gold bullion, Kate Moss in gold

  • How does the $700bn bail out impact on the UAE?

  • Long gold, long silver, a lifeline for hedge funds?

  • Banks are the new Hunts: highly bullish short position for silver!

  • Is there still a Wall Street Crash to come?

  • Inflation will push precious metal prices much higher

• 2008  September | show 

  • Dow slumps 7% on Black Monday, gold, dollar up

  • Dow to fall to 7,000, FTSE to 3,300

  • What does this $700bn US bailout mean for the UAE?

  • Burj Dubai - September Update!

  • US stops selling gold coins, running out

  • Crash looms as McCain rejects bail-out plan

  • Best outlook for silver since the days of the Hunt brothers

  • Dubai most likely financial centre to become significant in the future

  • Calm before the storm, yet again?

  • UAE dirham revaluation to come with 2010 currency union?

  • Silver market fixing under official investigation

  • How to leverage gold and silver without any borrowings

  • Hedge funds loans to break the banks

  • Buffett buys into Goldman, will he buy silver again?

  • $150m Islamic hedge funds debut in Dubai

  • Dubai buys into top Australian gold junior

  • Another great day for UAE stocks!

  • Gold and silver junior explorers set for a major bounce this week

  • Gold and silver should end this week higher

  • Small completed property sector, big off-plan: Dubai market is different

  • Skeptical about US bail-out plans: opportunity to buy gold

  • Historic $100 bounce in the gold price, gold as money

  • GFMS sees a quick rebound in the gold price

  • Ex-bankers should open gold and silver coin shops!

  • Answering the gold (and silver) price conundrum

  • Now buy gold and silver to profit from the Wall Street crash!

  • This just has to be a great week for gold and silver!

  • Emaar buyback not the only reason to buy the DFM

  • Investing this autumn is like a donkey derby

  • Gold will shine after dark times

  • Waiting for the next shoe to drop!

  • Maximum panic is the best time to buy gold and silver!

  • Inflation will follow Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae bail out

  • Why the UAE has the best economic outlook

  • No rush to buy UK real estate for Arabian buyers

  • Arabian investors snap up bargain gold and silver

  • Reflections from Rome: global economy doomed, buy gold and silver!

• 2008  August | show 

  • Will gold now move separately from the US dollar and euro?

  • UAE revaluation off the agenda but how safe is the dollar?

  • Gold and US dollar to start rising together?

  • Burj Dubai reaches new heights: video update August!

  • US runs out of bullion coins

  • Arabian investors should buy local stocks and precious metals

  • Goldman Sachs sets up fund to invest bank money in the Middle East

  • Market behaviour does not indicate a gold top

  • Gold's ultimate end-game

  • Hold on to gold for systemic protection

  • Try to see gold and silver as just another currency

  • Dubai top destination for financial institutions

  • Dubai No1 for financial institution growth plans

  • Precious metals and oil rebound on Georgia crisis

  • A quick rebound again from $850 for gold

  • $10bn Xstrata bid good news for junior gold and silver stocks too

  • Inflation will take time to subside in a global recession

  • More thoughts from Loch Ness and the new monsters haunting the world economy

  • Sitting by Loch Ness, financial monster warning

  • Arabian buyers will soon find real estate bargains in London

• 2008  July | show 

  • No need for capital gains tax in Dubai property market

  • UAE boom to continue as global economy crashes

  • Gold, silver will rebound again on further financial troubles

  • How did global real estate become so expensive?

  • UK jobless up, inflation soaring, expats will regret going home

  • Local coin shop runs out of silver bullion coins

  • Time to buy a home in the UK?

  • Gold about to break $1,000, silver $20 an ounce

  • Time is running out to buy junior exploration stocks

  • Why Dubai is right to be buying in Russia

  • Bonds, equities and global real estate all look bad investments

  • Gold versus the US dollar

  • How to make the biggest profits from gold and silver

  • Will Arabian investors do a Hunt to silver?

  • Burj Dubai, the view from the top!

  • Equities falling, gold rises to $950, silver past $18

  • Hong Kong revives trade in gold futures

  • Is Dubai buying at the peak of the Russian economic boom?

  • 6% UAE mortgage rate from HSBC a winner

  • Lehman totters, gold looks bright

• 2008  June | show 

  • Oil to gold ratio means $1,400 gold is close

  • Russian oil funds set to invest in gold

  • Gold & silver end the week on a high note: what next?

  • Gold, silver bounce back after meaningless Fed statement

  • RBS chooses gold to beat inflation in new expatriate fund

  • Trump cashes in on the Dubai property boom

  • Sudden gold and silver drop on Monday suspicious

  • Oil to spike to $150 after inconclusive Jeddah conference

  • What next for the economies of the Gulf States?

  • Flying First Class on an Emirates A340-500

  • Gold and silver break above $900, $17, ready for Iran crisis?

  • HSBC survey shows Gulf consumers still very confident

  • Islamic hedge funds find a way of going short

  • Why are forecasters so often wrong?

  • $250 oil forecast by Gazprom gains credibility

  • Burj Dubai, June update on world's tallest building

  • RBS warns of Black Monday within three months, buy precious metals

  • Dubai house prices up 78%, another surge guaranteed

  • Gold and silver prices to rocket as inflation grows this summer

  • Ultra wealthy families welcome to join the DIFC

  • Is the Franklin Templeton MENA Fund a buy?

  • Gold and silver break out of trading range, up 3%, 5%

  • Bernanke and Paulson talking bull to support the dollar

  • Dubai's plans worry the City of London

  • New Dubai mortgage options will keep house prices moving up

  • Abu Dhabi mounts $3bn Picasso exhibition and plans a cultural revolution

  • Is Saudi Arabia about to repeat its oil policy error of 1998?

  • Will the Hunts buy silver again after selling Hunt Petroleum?

  • UK housing: worse than 1991-3, heading down 60%

  • MoneyWeek editor, latest on the UK house price crash

  • Could Dubai save Barratt Developments from disaster?

  • Lessons from the 70s in why oil prices can stay high

  • Iran joins the gold bugs to fight 25% inflation and sanctions

  • Warren Buffett, ADIA turn against the average hedge fund

  • Asian stock markets slump, Wall Street flat

  • Black Monday, all eyes on Western markets

  • Gulf currency revaluation ought to top the agenda in Doha today

  • Gold heading quickly back above $1,000 and silver $22

  • Will the UAE suffer or prosper in the global economic slowdown?

  • Wall Street will crash on Monday!

  • StanChart forecasts 1% Fed base rates by early next year

  • The new DIFC Capital Club, a good lunch and a good investment

  • Investing the Templeton Way: what is he backing now?

  • Ignore Bernanke: Why one euro will soon be worth $2

  • Money supply, oil prices and house price falls, and precious metals

  • Granville calls the Wall Street top, offers his gold tips

  • Rydges Plaza Hotel: a nice place for a business lunch in Dubai

  • Asian inflation data supports buying of gold and silver

  • Only the UAE is showing higher consumer confidence says MasterCard

  • Beware the sucker’s rally in the US dollar, buy gold and silver

  • Professor Roubini predicts 12-18 month US recession

  • Stalking the best gold and silver juniors a profitable summer sport

  • Profit warnings should bring Wall Street tumbling down

• 2008  May | show 

  • Van Eeden says high oil price due to Fed policy

  • Memo to Hank Paulson on his visit to the UAE

  • Geopolitics, Iran and the price of gold and silver

  • Entering phase two of the credit crunch, buy gold and silver

  • Revaluation urgently needed in the Gulf States

  • Buyers queuing overnight as demand booms for Dubai real estate

  • New Hunt brothers of the silver market most likely to live in Arabia

  • Dubai Q1 export trade booms by 79%, cashing in on oil prices

  • S&P reckons oil market not like the 70s but good for gold

  • US Treasury green light for Gulf currency revaluation

  • Wow Burj Dubai - May Update!

  • Silver my top tip for 2008 as ABBA returns!

  • HSBC precious metal forecasts looking up but not far enough

  • S&P 500 Q1 profits down 18%, stocks only 3.2% down

  • $15.5bn UBS rights issue at 73% discount, what next?

  • Will $135 oil bring Wall Street crashing down next week?

  • UBS $15bn deal with Blackrock looks absurd

  • That Burj Dubai TV commercial

  • The real reason why Warren Buffett is shopping in Europe

  • Reporting on The National: setting new Gulf press standards

  • Soros and hedge funds pessimistic but not on the Gulf States

  • Fed policy to result in higher and higher inflation, what comes next?

  • Ritz Carlton, Dubai: still in a class of its own

  • $1,200 beckons for gold as oil hits $128

  • Will the bond market be the next shoe to drop?

  • Toshi: a new favorite restaurant for Dubai Media City folk

  • Asian stock markets crash, London, New York next?

  • HSBC says buy Gulf stocks as emerging markets fade

  • Financial markets in the eye of the storm, worse to come?

  • Gold at $5,000 an ounce, silver $500?

  • Who is right on oil and the dollar: HSBC or Standard Chartered?

  • Takeovers to ignite junior mining stocks, says E&Y study

  • Jim Cramer goes wild on gold

  • Towards a new strategy for the junior gold explorers

  • Richard Branson's mothership logo design

  • UAE real estate boom good for local media including The National

  • Dubai house prices up 10-15% in two months

  • Hong Kong visits Dubai to promote Islamic Finance opportunities in China

  • Junior gold explorers about to be consolidated?

  • Oil at $126, heading for $150-200?

  • Marc Faber was right on gold correction!

  • Higher gold prices will follow higher oil prices like night follows day

  • Buying juniors in this price dip is a great gold strategy

  • UAE 2008 borrowing to exceed 2007 GDP

  • Meeting the CEO of Dubailand’s $54bn Bawadi hotel strip

  • Off-plan scams could turbo-charge completed Dubai home prices

  • Fed interest rate cuts will feed food inflation and Gulf real estate

  • The Westin Dubai open, new hotel project launches slump

  • Naming the Dubai property scamsters

  • Four developers under investigation in Dubai

  • Computers on sale in Cuba for the first time!

  • Even Warren Buffett gets it wrong in Q1

  • Burj Dubai: daytime video animation

  • Hold cash to beat the recession

  • US economic problems not over, sell the ‘dead cat bounce’

  • Can Dubai accommodate 15m tourists by 2015?

  • Financial crisis even hits Middle East securitization

  • Fed rate cuts cause global starvation

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  • Dubai hype: the Burj Dubai TV commercial

  • Emirates Airline’s 62% profit hike is a proxy for Dubai

  • McDonald’s faces Middle East crisis

  • UAE rents still going up, higher inflation inevitable

  • Bin Laden wins $373m Emaar, The Economic City contract

  • Burj Dubai, amazing nightime animation video

  • UAE market scams typical sign of a booming economy

  • UAE mobile phone numbers valued higher than a Porsche

  • Will the WSJ follow the FT to Abu Dhabi?

  • Assassination attempt on Afghan President

  • Emirates A380 to land in New York this fall

  • Profits set to take-off again at Emirates Airline

  • Wow - Burj Dubai Update!

  • CNBC’s Maria Bartiromo pops up in Dubai

  • Unprecedented UK property slump sounds big alarm bells

  • Blogs are not the future for the Middle East media

  • Reading The National, Abu Dhabi's new newspaper

  • Jim Sinclair’s $1 million wager: gold at $1,650 by early 2011

  • Dubai rents slow, prices rise, yields compress: what next?

  • How many more shoes to drop in the global economy?

  • Reasons to be confident about Google stock as an investment

  • Depa IPO priced low, avoiding DP World mistake

  • Top Dubai real estate CEO under arrest for alleged embezzlement

  • Inventory of completed property running low in Dubai

  • Damac Palm Jebel Ali development cancellation is cancelled

  • Gold majors looking at juniors for takeover targets

  • Dubai real estate boom to continue until oil price falls

  • Dubai property prices spike upwards despite off-plan problems

  • Gulf States avoid sub-prime blues

  • Dubailand fantasy becomes real

  • UAE investors should turn to gold and forget revaluation

  • New IPOs bring hope for DIFX lift-off

  • Maintaining the UAE dollar peg has boom-to-bust risk

  • Follow Warren Buffett, this is a time for the lazy investor

  • UK housing slump to be worse than 1991-3

  • Buyer anger mounts on two failed Dubai property schemes

  • Why read an Arabian blog about money and finance