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If there is no response on the mobile, please message us via WhatsApp. ➖➖➖➖➖ Branches - Riyadh - Jeddah - Khamees Mushayt - Jazan - Riyadh: Al-Qadisiya Showrooms ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 📞 Contact Numbers 📞 . 📱0509290888📱 Abu Nawaf . 📱0545975725📱 Wael Abu Sharif 📱0544694110📱 Omar Al-Aydi 📱0503951190📱 Ayman Al-Sadiq ، 📱0550805506📱 Adnan 📍Riyadh - Al-Qadisiyah 🔴🔴 Riyadh 1 🔴🔴 📱0597731917📱 Muhammad Shams ، 📱0567915514MSCI Global Emerging Markets Index (GEM) inclusion factor adjustment takes effect today. Stocks reclassified: 1 shares removed from GEM, 2 added. Newly included stocks: A-shares of China Life Insurance (601628.SS), full inclusion; H-shares of CSPC Pharmaceutical Group (1093.HK), inclusion factor unchanged. Excluded stock: A-shares of Poly Real Estate (600048.SS). All changes effective immediately. MSCI said the decision reflects recent market developments. MSCI Inc. said Thursday it will launch a consultation on potential methodology changes to its indexes following regulatory scrutiny. The index provider plans to seek feedback on possible adjustments to its treatment of certain securities and corporate actions. The consultation period will run until June 21. Any resulting changes would apply to all MSCI indexes including global equity benchmarks. MSCI did not specify what particular aspects might change but noted the review covers "methodological considerations related to index governance." This follows increased regulatory attention toward index providers globally. The Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) announced Wednesday that trading will remain suspended for two more days due to technical issues. This marks the fourth consecutive day of shutdown since Monday's system failure. Exchange officials stated they're working to resolve the problem "as soon as possible" but provided no specific timeline. Trading was halted mid-session on Monday after an unspecified technical malfunction disrupted operations. Market participants have expressed frustration over lack of communication and impact on investment activities. Tadawul has yet to publish official notice detailing the nature of the technical difficulties affecting Middle East's largest bourse. The U.S. Federal Reserve released minutes from its May policy meeting showing officials broadly agreed additional interest rate hikes could be appropriate if inflation doesn't ease as expected. Minutes indicate most policymakers believe current rate levels aren't yet restrictive enough to ensure sustained inflation reduction. Fed officials expressed concern about persistent service sector inflation despite slowing wage growth. Several participants noted labor market remains "historically tight" with job vacancies still elevated relative to pre-pandemic norms. Committee members signaled willingness to raise rates further should incoming data warrant such action, though acknowledged uncertainty regarding inflation trajectory. Some officials emphasized need for patience in assessing effects of previous tightening measures. The discussion comes ahead of key inflation data releases scheduled for next week. European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde reiterated Thursday that interest rates will stay higher for longer to combat inflation. Speaking at ECB forum in Sintra, Portugal, Lagarde emphasized that governing council remains committed to returning inflation to target "in a timely manner." When asked about potential rate cuts, she stated "it's premature to discuss timing" but acknowledged recent disinflation progress. Lagarde highlighted divergent economic performance across eurozone countries, noting Germany's technical recession complicates unified policy approach. She also addressed concerns about banking sector stability, asserting that European banks demonstrate "resilience" amid challenging conditions. The comments come as ECB prepares for upcoming policy decisions with markets anticipating potential rate increases in coming months. Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) issued Friday its first upward revision to machinery orders report in six months. Core machinery orders excluding ships and defense showed 4.2% month-on-month increase in April, better than initial estimate of 2.8%. METI attributed improvement to stronger demand in electrical and transport equipment sectors. However, business sentiment remains cautious according to accompanying survey data. Manufacturing sector reported decreased capital expenditure expectations while non-manufacturing firms showed slight improvement. METI maintained assessment of machinery orders as "showing signs of picking up," marking first upgrade since November 2023. The report provides tentative evidence of economic recovery momentum in Japan's industrial sector. MSCI Inc. announced Friday completion of its annual emerging markets classification review. No country changes in market classification status. MSCI confirmed retention of Pakistan's frontier market designation despite calls for upgrade. Similarly, Kenya and Nigeria retained frontier status following review. MSCI cited ongoing liquidity constraints and market access issues as primary reasons for maintaining current classifications. The review process considered developments in market infrastructure, foreign ownership limits, and settlement practices across emerging economies. While no immediate upgrades occurred, MSCI indicated several markets demonstrated progress toward potential future reclassification. Detailed methodology adjustments will be implemented in conjunction with November 2024 index rebalancing. MSCI Inc. released statement clarifying recent changes to its China A-shares inclusion methodology. Effective immediately, MSCI will apply modified criteria for evaluating eligible securities within Northbound trading program. Key revisions include expanded treatment of dual-listed securities and adjusted volatility controls for newly included stocks. MSCI stated these changes aim to enhance index representativeness and reduce implementation costs for international investors. Implementation details will be phased in gradually to minimize market disruption. The announcement follows recent regulatory discussions between Chinese authorities and international index providers regarding market accessibility improvements. MSCI Inc. published technical note outlining proposed adjustments to its environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings framework. Proposed changes focus on enhancing climate risk assessment methodologies and improving transparency around ESG controversies. MSCI seeks to incorporate more granular data sources including satellite monitoring and supply chain analytics. Public consultation on proposed amendments will remain open until July 15. Feedback received will inform final revisions scheduled for implementation in Q4 2024. MSCI emphasized commitment to maintaining alignment with evolving regulatory requirements and investor expectations regarding sustainability disclosures. MSCI Inc. announced partnership with blockchain technology firm ConsenSys to explore applications of distributed ledger technology in index management. Initial phase focuses on developing prototype systems for real-time index composition updates and enhanced data auditability. Collaboration aims to address challenges related to index transparency and replication efficiency. Pilot projects will examine use cases for tokenized index products and smart contract-based rebalancing mechanisms. MSCI described the initiative as part of broader digital transformation strategy aimed at modernizing index infrastructure for evolving financial markets landscape.