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One of Abu Dhabi’s newest investing behemoths, 2PointZero PJSC, got its first research rating on Friday, providing rare insight into one of the emirate’s largest listed holding companies.

Foreign investors are returning to Turkey, lured by high interest rates, resilient markets and fading geopolitical risks as the US and Iran move closer to a peace deal.

Dubai’s stocks index is set for its best quarter in a year after a truce in the Middle East conflict drew investors back to a market they fled when Iranian missile attacks shattered the city-state’s reputation for stability.

Goldman Sachs economists expect Turkey to allow a more rapid depreciation of the lira in order to prioritize external-balance stabilization over disinflation.

Small-time investor Riza Gundogdu thought he had found the next Tesla Inc. early last year when he invested in shares of Kontrolmatik Enerji ve Muhendislik AS.

Turkish banking stocks surged after the central bank moved to resume funding from its 37% policy rate, effectively lowering borrowing costs and aiding expectations for lenders’ profit margins.

Turkey’s markets regulator announced new rules limiting hedge funds’ exposure to related parties and capping concentrated investments, in a bid to address concerns about abnormal returns and repeated warnings from global index providers.

A surge of money into Turkish lira assets is creating a dilemma for policymakers, who are weighing how to curb speculative short-term flows without choking off an important source of support for the currency.

One of Turkey’s highest-returning portfolio-management companies said that two of its funds have shrunk more than 90% after the announcement of new caps by the market regulator.

Turkey trimmed its forecasts for gross domestic product growth for 2027, signaling a delicate balancing act between price stability and growth as fallout from the Iran war reverberates and a potential election beckons.