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Dubai property developer Nakheel-part of the debt-laden Dubai World conglomerate-announced on November 26 that it is seeking to suspend trading of its Islamic bonds, the NASDAQ Dubai bourse said. Dubai World asked creditors for a six-month “standstill” on its debt repayment, including $3.5 billion in Nakheel bonds that mature on December 14. Will this new financial problem in the Middle East cause more damage to the still-struggling world economy? Tao Dong, an economist specializing in Asian affairs at the Hong Kong-based Credit Suisse First Boston, offered insights on his blog on November 29.
Dubai property developer Nakheel-part of the debt-laden Dubai World conglomerate-announced on November 26 that it is seeking to suspend trading of its Islamic bonds, the NASDAQ Dubai bourse said. Dubai World asked creditors for a six-month “standstill ”on its debt repayment, including $ 3.5 billion in Nakheel bonds that mature on December 14. Will this new financial problem in the Middle East cause more damage to the still-struggling world economy? Tao Dong, an economist specializing in Asian affairs at the Hong Kong-based Credit Suisse First Boston, offered insights on his blog on November 29.