AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMarkets: Qatar’s benchmark fell 2.17% this week to 8,810 points, its fifth straight weekly loss, as regional tensions and global market weakness weighed on investors. Energy: First-half government revenues reportedly dropped 42% as conflict disrupted gas exports, underscoring the economic stakes of restoring shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Investment: US growth-equity firm Activate Capital joined QIA’s $3 billion Fund of Funds programme and plans to open its first international office in Doha. Digital Economy: Ooredoo launched Qatar’s first 5G+ mobile network, designed to support faster connectivity and business uses such as real-time monitoring and automation. Banking: Qatar’s banking assets topped QR2.19 trillion; QIB reported QR3.53 billion in nine-month net profit, while Doha Bank posted QR681 million. Technology: Meeza and Microsoft launched a sovereign private cloud for enterprises in Qatar.
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