With MSCI’s latest decision, Qatar is the biggest Middle Eastern market in MSCI’s emerging market index, followed by the UAE at 0.54 percent and Egypt at 0.22 percent, according to EFG Hermes. MSCI Doha Bank edged up 0.4 percent after its weighting in Qatar's section of the MSCI benchmark was increased to 4.8 percent from 3.0 percent. Abu Dhabi's bourse rose 0.4 percent as Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank surged 5.8 percent; its weighting in the UAE subset of MSCI's index rose to 18.6 percent from 15.3 percent.

The Qatari companies which will be added to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index (Large and Mid-Cap) are Mesaieed Petrochemical (MPHC) and Qatar Fuel (QFLS). Good value. UAE, already part of the MSCI EM index, has a weight of about 0.67 per cent. But for the UAE’s markets more specifically, it’s not quite the same story when it comes the expected growth in fund flows. “UAE markets have been directionless for some time now due to the absence of catalysts. With MSCI’s latest decision, Qatar is the biggest Middle Eastern market in MSCI’s emerging market index, followed by the UAE at 0.54 percent and Egypt at 0.22 percent, according to EFG Hermes. MSCI Doha Bank edged up 0.4 percent after its weighting in Qatar's section of the MSCI benchmark was increased to 4.8 percent from 3.0 percent. Abu Dhabi's bourse rose 0.4 percent as Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank surged 5.8 percent; its weighting in the UAE subset of MSCI's index rose to 18.6 percent from 15.3 percent. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index, which tracks US$7.3 trillion of equities around the world, is considered the A-list of growth markets and includes countries such as China, Brazil and India. The

The MSCI Emerging Markets Small Cap Index includes small cap representation across 26 Emerging Markets countries*. With 1,654 constituents, the index covers approximately 14% of the free float-adjusted market capitalization in each

As many as 10 stocks, including market heavyweights Industries Qatar and QNB, have found place in the MSCI Emerging Market Index, after Qatar’s upgrade into emerging market status, effective from The Qatari companies which will be added to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index (Large and Mid-Cap) are Mesaieed Petrochemical (MPHC) and Qatar Fuel (QFLS). Good value. UAE, already part of the MSCI EM index, has a weight of about 0.67 per cent. But for the UAE’s markets more specifically, it’s not quite the same story when it comes the expected growth in fund flows. “UAE markets have been directionless for some time now due to the absence of catalysts. With MSCI’s latest decision, Qatar is the biggest Middle Eastern market in MSCI’s emerging market index, followed by the UAE at 0.54 percent and Egypt at 0.22 percent, according to EFG Hermes. MSCI

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The Qatari companies which will be added to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index (large and mid-cap) are Mesaieed Petrochemical (MPHC) and Qatar Fuel (QFLS).

15 May 2014 Index compiler MSCI Inc. has reclassified the U.A.E. and Qatar as emerging markets, as part of its semi-annual index review announcement 

Two UAE markets and Qatar are already part of the coveted index. Saudi Arabia which has the largest capital market in the Arab world, won the landmark inclusion in the MSCI EM benchmark in June The U.A.E. index includes the likes of Emaar Properties, DP World, National Bank of Abu Dhabi and Aldar Properties, while the Qatar index has bluechips such as Qatar National Bank, Industries Qatar

Comprehensive information about the MSCI Qatar index. More information is available in the different sections of the MSCI Qatar page, such as: historical data, charts, technical analysis and others.

Qatar is one of the 24 countries classified as Emerging Markets by MSCI. In the MSCI Emerging market classification there are three segments: large, mid and small-cap companies. The first two segments are defined as Standard segment as captured by the well-known MSCI Emerging Markets Index that covers approximately 85 percent of the free float-adjusted market capitalisation in each of the 24 countries.

The Qatari companies which will be added to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index (large and mid-cap) are Mesaieed Petrochemical (MPHC) and Qatar Fuel (QFLS). As many as 10 stocks, including market heavyweights Industries Qatar and QNB, have found place in the MSCI Emerging Market Index, after Qatar’s upgrade into emerging market status, effective from The Qatari companies which will be added to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index (Large and Mid-Cap) are Mesaieed Petrochemical (MPHC) and Qatar Fuel (QFLS). Good value. UAE, already part of the MSCI EM index, has a weight of about 0.67 per cent. But for the UAE’s markets more specifically, it’s not quite the same story when it comes the expected growth in fund flows. “UAE markets have been directionless for some time now due to the absence of catalysts.