Dubai Multi Commodities Centre

Move streamlines operations at two companies, both of which are owned by Dubai World.

Switzerland and India were the top exporters to the emirate in the first quarter of 2009 - Dubai World Group.

The slump in the Gulf’s construction industry due to the economic slowdown could see the demand for steel drop by as much as 35%, according to analysts.

The first sharia index uses four hedge funds; gold, energy, natural resources and mining. 

S&P, Fitch say gov't-related entities' outlook affected by global crisis.

Dubai's steel industry has suffered a loss of at least US $200 million (AED735 million) when steel prices plummeted by around 40%, and is expected to drop even further in the coming weeks, according to industry experts.

Britain's second biggest builder wins range of UAE contracts, including work on Burj Dubai, Motor City.

Strong gold prices unlikely to put brakes on imports despite recent fall in sales, industry figures say.

New unit will provide full range of financial services to local diamond trade.

Demand in both retail and investment form will continue to grow, pushing price higher, DMCC exec says.

Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has revealed plans to establish a cotton trade corridor through Dubai.

Major fuel terminal will enhance Dubai's trading hub status.

Dubai to revive history as global pearl hub with 6,000-square metre cultural centre.

Experts from the regional and global tea industry are set to converge on Dubai for the second Global Dubai Tea Forum next month.

Amid growing concerns about global warming and climate change, carbon credits could give utilities in the Middle East an economic incentive to reduce their emissions.

The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has revealed a 138,000m2 master plan for a new business park which will include office and hotel towers, designed by Singapore based, RSP Architects and Jones Lang La Salle, which will be located in the free zone on Sheikh Zayed Road.

Emcor Facilities Services and Dubai Multi Commodities Centre Authority (DMCCA) has launched a joint venture to service the Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT) development.

Dubai's location makes the emirate an ideal candidate to serve the tea industry as a logistics superhub.

DMCC says contract may include variety of food crops and allow for physical delivery.

Is it time for Dubai's catering industry to jump on the carbon bandwagon?

Total trade in rough diamonds in the emirate touched $2.24 billion in first half of 2007.

The city is set to host the biennial two-day Global Dubai Tea Forum 2008 for the tea industry.

Bid to trade gas emissions permits comes despite the emirate being among the world's worst polluters.

A deal with EcoSecurities will see the emirate cut harmful carbon emissions through Kyoto-compliant projects.

Dubai could soon become the global focal point of the diamond industry.

Dubai launches its first gold coin as part of the 'Visions of Dubai' collectible coin series.

LNG storage facility suffers at hands of misconstrued reports according to executive director.

Industry is unsure how much the move will reduce costs and control fluctuations.

Trade in rough diamonds is up by 5.36%, according to the Dubai Diamond Exchange.

Gold trade through Dubai reached US$14.75bn in 2006, an increase of 37% from 2005, according to a statement by the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC).

Dubai’s commodities exchanges, combined with Dubai and Fujairah depots, to turn the UAE into regional hub

DMCC and Impel will build US $1b LNG storage depot