Economy
Wall Street closed down after a tumultuous session ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Wall Street closed lower on Tuesday as interest rate sentiment was dragged down by losses in technology stocks, markets awaiting the outcome of the Federal Reserve Board meeting and rising geopolitical tensions in Ukraine.
Following what happened in Monday’s session, U.S. stocks were volatile between sharp losses and moderate gains, before three key indices closed lower, but were far from their lows during the session.
According to preliminary data, the benchmark Standard & Poor’s 500 Index ended with 54.05 points, or 1.23 percent, or 4,356.08 points, while the Nasdaq Joint Index fell 311.35 points, or 2.26 percent, to close at 13,543.78 points.
The industry index fell 54.31 points, or 0.16 percent, to close at 34,310.19 points.
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Economy
Brent crossed $81 a barrel ahead of the OPEC+ meeting
Brent crossed $81 a barrel ahead of the OPEC+ meeting
Oil prices rose on Tuesday, supported by the possibility of OPEC+ extending or improving supply cuts as Kazakhstan cut its output due to the storm, pushing steady Brent crude prices above $81 a barrel.
Brent crude futures rose $1.70, or 2.1%, to settle at $81.68 a barrel after settlement. US West Texas Intermediate crude futures were also up $1.55, or 2.1%, at $76.41 a barrel.
OPEC+, comprising the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies including Russia, will hold an online ministerial meeting on November 30 to discuss production targets for 2024.
Four OPEC+ sources said on Tuesday that talks on oil policy for 2024 were difficult, indicating the possibility of extending the previous agreement, not increasing production cuts.
Thomas Varga of oil brokerage BVM, referring to the OPEC+ meeting, said, “If there are no downside surprises, the recent decline in prices could be seen as a buying opportunity, especially if further cuts are agreed.”
OPEC+ sent oil prices plummeting last week after it postponed its meeting to resolve differences in production targets for African producers.
Oil also received support from a weaker dollar, an expected decline in US crude inventories and a decline in production in Kazakhstan.
The largest oil field in Kazakhstan cut its daily oil production by 56%.
Four analysts polled by Reuters said the latest round of weekly U.S. supply reports would show a decline of about 900,000 barrels in crude inventories.
The dollar fell to its lowest level in three months on Tuesday after Federal Reserve Christopher Waller hinted at the possibility of interest rate cuts in the coming months if inflation eases. A decline in the dollar usually indicates an increase in demand for oil.
(Reuters, Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed)
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Economy
Dubai Taxi increases the number of shares allocated to individuals in the public contribution
Dubai Taxi
Dubai Taxi Company on Tuesday announced that it will increase the number of shares allocated from its initial public offering to individual investors in the UAE in response to strong demand for their shares, and instead, it will reduce the number of shares allocated to professional investors. 25 percent of the total shares of the company remain unchanged.
Dubai Taxi reported that the number of shares allotted to individual investors in the UAE has been increased from 62.475 million to 74.970 million ordinary shares, following the approval of the Securities and Commodities Authority.
Based on the previously announced price range of between 1.8 and 1.85 dirhams per share, the value of the shares allocated to the individual investor segment will now be approximately 135 to 139 million dirhams, which, compared, would represent 12 percent of the size of the initial offering. to the earlier announced 10 per cent.
The offer size remains unchanged at 624.750 million ordinary shares, representing 24.99 percent of the total issued shares in the company’s capital. As a result of the increase in shares allocated to the category of individual investors in the UAE, 549.780 million ordinary shares will be allocated to the category of qualified investors instead of 562.275 million ordinary shares, representing 88 percent of the total offering shares. 90 percent of the previously reported.
As the subscription period for individual investors in the UAE ends on November 28, 2023, the subscription period for qualified investors ends on November 29.
The offering is expected to be completed and listed shares accepted on December 7, 2023, subject to market conditions and receipt of relevant regulatory approvals in the UAE, including approval for listing and trading on the Dubai Financial Market. Report.
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Economy
“Tik Tok” is cutting hundreds of jobs in video games industry – UAE Breaking News
Chinese tech giant ByteDance, which owns the TikTok app, has decided to cut hundreds of jobs at its gaming unit, an informed source told AFP on Monday, reflecting the group’s retreat from the highly competitive video game industry.
“News,” a Beijing-based video game publisher affiliated with Byte Dance, is currently conducting a round of layoffs that will affect “hundreds of people,” the source said.
A Byte Dance spokesperson said in a statement, “We continue to review our business and make changes to focus on areas of long-term strategic growth.” “Following a recent review, we have made the difficult decision to restructure our gaming division.”
The decision to exit the video games industry comes despite Byte Dance’s large investments in Newverse over the past years in an effort to catch up with video games leader Tencent.
A source told AFP that although the sector’s size would decrease significantly, the current cuts did not represent a complete shutdown of the sector.
The source indicated that the staff reductions are aimed at helping ByteDance focus on its core business and streamline its organizational structure, with games not yet launched slated to close in December.
Games with active players, including the popular action game, the source said Atlan’s CrystalThe company will continue its operations as it seeks to diversify assets.
Launched in 2019 in an attempt to challenge Tencent’s dominance, Neoverse failed to achieve the commercial success that Byte Dance had hoped for.
China-based tech giant Tencent dominates the Asian market and is the biggest player in the global video game industry by revenue, investing in game studios around the world.
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