CME Sees Surge in Middle East Trading as Hedge Funds Flock to Dubai
Financial activity rises sharply amid growing investor confidence in regional markets.
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has reported a sharp rise in trading volumes across the Middle East, driven by hedge funds relocating activity to Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Analysts attribute the growth to favorable regulations, advanced financial infrastructure, and the UAE’s expanding role as a global trading center.
The trend reflects the region’s growing influence in international capital markets.
Analysts attribute the growth to favorable regulations, advanced financial infrastructure, and the UAE’s expanding role as a global trading center.
The trend reflects the region’s growing influence in international capital markets.
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