Nasdaq Dubai has listed USD 713 million in dual-currency green bonds issued by the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), reinforcing ICBC's position as the largest green bond issuer on the exchange with a total of USD 4.24 billion in outstanding listings. The issuance, under ICBC’s USD 20 billion Global Medium Term Note Programme, is themed "China-Arab States Renewable Energy Cooperation" and includes USD 300 million in three-year floating-rate notes and CNH 2.8 billion in fixed-rate bonds. Proceeds will fund carbon neutrality, renewable energy, and sustainable infrastructure projects. The USD tranche was oversubscribed 3.8 times with a USD 1.2 billion order book, while the CNH tranche was oversubscribed 3.5 times with a CNH 10.0 billion order book. Nasdaq Dubai's total outstanding debt listings now exceed USD 143.9 billion, with ESG issuances reaching USD 27.5 billion. The listing highlights Dubai's role as an international hub for fixed income issuances. The market-opening bell was rung by the Chinese Ambassador to the UAE, alongside Nasdaq Dubai and DFM officials.

The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) issued a weekly summary for Regulated Short Sell (RSS) transactions covering the period from August 24 to August 27, 2026. During this time, no RSS trades were conducted. For more details on RSS, individuals are directed to consult the DFM Market Rules and related documents available on their website. The announcement can also be accessed on the DFM website. A disclaimer notes that the information is subject to change and DFM is not liable for any loss resulting from the use of the document's content.

A new contract series for Micro GME Oman Crude Oil Futures, specifically the October 2027 series, will be available for trading starting on August 25, 2026. The contract will be listed under the symbol OMOIL V27 and will be delisted on August 24, 2027. This announcement is from the Dubai Financial Market and can be found on their website. The information provided is subject to change and should be cross-referenced with the Dubai Financial Market Regulated Derivative Contract Trading Regulation for accuracy.