Mubasher launches mubasher Dow Jones Newswire

Mubasher, the leading Middle East and North Africa (MENA) news, market data and technology provider, today launches a joint product with Dow Jones, the world’s leading provider of real-time financial news and publisher of The Wall Street Journal.

Mubasher Dow Jones Newswire, provides a constant watch on corporate developments and financial markets in MENA and offers a unique insight into the region’s economies, offering fresh ideas for investment decision-making, research and trading.

The English language newswire combines detailed regional coverage with global reporting and analysis of topics including economics, business and companies. The service includes commentary and analysis of public, private and state-owned enterprises, as well as coverage of regional stock market activity, government privatisations and budgetary moves; economic trends and infrastructure tenders.

The Mubasher Dow Jones newswire is available to financial professionals through subscription via Mubasher’s new MENA market intelligence platform, Decypha www.decypha.com  

“Our partnership with Dow Jones is the direct result of feedback from financial professionals, requesting a single, focused newswire on the MENA region which also includes the key global macroeconomic news” said Yousef Rafayah, General Manager, Mubasher Media. “The Mubasher Dow Jones Newswire aims to become a must-have for MENA investors by providing high quality breaking news first, coupled with a deep insight on markets and companies”.

“Our global business and economic news will help to bring context to the valuable content from Mubasher, allowing Decypha customers to make timely and informed investment decisions. We are excited to begin this partnership.” said Jason Malatesta, Head of Partners and Alliances at Dow Jones.

 “A high percentage of financial market news across the MENA region will break in Arabic first, but it is highly important for investors to have an English news source that covers this in a timely and accurate way” said Dr. Fadi Khalaf Secretary General at The Arab Federation of Exchanges.