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A new contract series for Oman Crude Oil Futures, specifically the August 2026 contract, will be available for trading starting June 24, 2025. The contract, identified by the symbol OMOIL Q26, will be listed until June 23, 2026. This announcement is made by the Dubai Financial Market and can be accessed on their website. The information provided is subject to change and should be cross-referenced with the Dubai Financial Market's official regulations for accuracy.

The weekly summary for DFM Regulated Short Sell Transactions from June 9 to June 13, 2025, reports that PARKIN Company P.J.S.C recorded a short sell trade volume of 1,500 and a trade value of 9,240 AED. For more details on Regulated Short Selling, refer to DFM's Market Rules and Operational Model on their website. The information is subject to change, and DFM is not liable for any losses resulting from the use of this data.

Nasdaq Dubai has announced the listing of three Green Bond issuances by the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), totaling USD 1.72 billion. This development reinforces ICBC's status as the largest Green Bond issuer on Nasdaq Dubai, with a total of USD 5.6 billion outstanding. The bonds were issued under ICBC's USD 20 billion Global Medium Term Note Programme by its branches in Dubai, Hong Kong, and Singapore. The listings include USD 1 billion Floating Rate Notes from the Hong Kong branch, USD 300 million 4.125% Notes from the Singapore branch, and CNH 3 billion 2.00% Notes from the Dubai branch, all due in 2028. The ceremony was attended by Zhang Yiming, China's Ambassador to the UAE, and Hamed Ali, CEO of Nasdaq Dubai and Dubai Financial Market, among others. Liu Hua, General Manager of ICBC Dubai, highlighted ICBC's commitment to environmental sustainability and the UAE capital market. Hamed Ali emphasized the importance of these listings in strengthening Dubai's position as a global hub for sustainable finance. The total debt market on Nasdaq Dubai now stands at USD 136 billion, including USD 40 billion in bond listings.

Nasdaq Dubai has announced the listing of a USD 500 million Additional Tier 1 Sukuk by Sharjah Islamic Bank (SIB), bringing SIB's total Sukuk listings on the exchange to USD 2.5 billion. This issuance, compliant with Basel III regulations, attracted significant interest from regional and international investors, supporting the bank's long-term growth plans. The listing also highlights Dubai's role in advancing the Islamic capital markets ecosystem. With this addition, the total value of Sukuk listed on Nasdaq Dubai has reached USD 95.7 billion, reinforcing its status as a major venue for Islamic fixed-income securities. Nasdaq Dubai's broader debt capital market now exceeds USD 136 billion across 160 listings, showcasing the growing international confidence in Dubai as a financial hub.