Saudi Bank, Chemical, Telecom stocks to be ‘Supported,’ EFG-Hermes says
By Bloomberg
02 July 2018 |
10:50 am
Mohamad Al Hajj, an equities strategist at the research arm of EFG-Hermes in Dubai, talks about Saudi Arabia's economy, which grew 1.15% in the first quarter from an year earlier, and the nation's stocks.
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