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Qatar Stock Exchange week ahead: FTSE reshuffle, Aamal deal talks and an index cap in focus

Qatar Stock Exchange week ahead: FTSE reshuffle, Aamal deal talks and an index cap in focus

The QE Index fell 0.4% to 11,182 in mid-morning trade Sunday, with QLM and Al Meera up, while Qatar Oman Investment and QNB declined. FTSE Russell’s March review will add Zad Holding to micro-cap and drop Qatar National Navigation & Transport from mid-cap, effective March 23. Aamal’s joint venture plans talks to acquire Qatar International Cables. Last week, the market lost 2.5% in value and turnover dropped 11.5%.
22 February 2026

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  • U.S. Oil Producers Hold Back Despite High Prices Amid Market Mistrust
    April 26, 2026, 5:35 AM EDT. U.S. oil producers in the Permian Basin show reluctance to boost output despite crude prices nearing $100 a barrel. A Dallas Fed survey reveals 30% of executives expect no production increase this year, citing uncertainty and volatile price swings as key concerns. Compared to a 57% drop in Persian Gulf crude supply post-Iran war, U.S. producers remain cautious, reluctant to invest in new drilling. Price volatility, influenced by geopolitical risks and erratic market signals including President Trump's social media impact on energy prices, undermines confidence. Executives warn of potential market manipulation in paper oil markets, predicting worsening supply-demand imbalances and higher prices over the next year.

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26 April 2026
LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: April 26, 2026, 12:00 AM EDTUpdated: April 26, 2026, 5:36 AM EDT U.S. Oil Producers Hold Back Despite High Prices Amid Market Mistrust April 26, 2026, 5:35 AM EDT. **U.S. oil producers** in the Permian Basin show reluctance to boost output despite crude prices nearing $100 a barrel. A **Dallas Fed survey** reveals 30% of executives expect no production increase this year, citing **uncertainty** and volatile price swings as key concerns. Compared to a 57% drop in **Persian Gulf crude supply** post-Iran war, U.S. producers remain cautious, reluctant to invest in new drilling. Price volatility, influenced by
Lockheed Martin Gets Golden Dome Opening as Profit Worries Bite

Lockheed Martin Gets Golden Dome Opening as Profit Worries Bite

26 April 2026
Lockheed Martin was named among firms awarded up to $3.2 billion for President Trump’s Golden Dome space-based missile interceptor plan, Space Systems Command said. The company reported weaker first-quarter results, with $18 billion in sales and negative free cash flow. Space Force aims to show initial interceptor capability in 2028. Golden Dome’s total cost is projected at $185 billion.
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