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Hamas seeks to reassure stock market investors
Palestinian Financial Markets Plummet in Wake of threats to cut aid

Compiled by Daily Star staff
Tuesday, January 31, 2006

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Hamas on Monday sought to reassure investors in the Palestinian economy that their stocks would be safe under the Muslim fundamentalist group after it shot to power in last week's general election.

The Al-Quds index of the Palestinian stock exchange, based in the West Bank town of Nablus, has fallen 4.69 percent since Hamas's shock.

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