23.2.09: Heute fast 8% plus beim DFM General Index in den VAE.
Steht vermutlich in Zusammenhang mit dieser Meldung:
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Zitat: "...Der hoch verschuldete Finanzplatz Dubai erhält eine Finanzspritze von bis zu zehn Mrd. Dollar von den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten (VAE)..."
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Ausf. Bericht bei Finanztreff am 24.2.09 zu Dubai / Abu Dhabi
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Aus dem Kommentar Januar 2009 des Fondsmanagements des
Pictet MENA:
"...Portfolio activity -overweightings &underweightings
As the Kuwaiti market dropped sharply at the start of the month, we increased our positions in sel. blue-chip stocks such as National Bank of Kuwait, Americana and Zain, taking us to a slight overweight in the market. The rapid fall in Qatar also allowed us to add to some of our key positions ahead of the dividend season, with many names paying over 10%. We reduced our overweight in the UAE as concerns continued to mount on systemic risk from real estate defaults and large sell orders forced stocks down on abysmal volumes.
Market outlook
Liquidity remains low across the MENA markets and volumes anaemic. Q4 results have been reasonable and banks have taken heavy provisions against potential losses. This uncertainty will continue to weigh down the UAE market in particular, with an increase in availability of credit to the real estate sector a key challenge to avoiding widespread defaults. We believe the passing of the proposed $15bn investment company bailout bill in Kuwait will be accompanied by increased direct intervention in the stock market to reflate the holdings they will borrow against and increase “national wealth”. SaudiArabia could continue to tick gently up as the market responded favourably to shocking numbers from SABIC and retail investors are returning to the market. ..."