The Dubai Financial Market announced that a new series of November 2025 Single Stock Futures (SSFs) contracts for equity future products will be available for trading starting on August 14, 2025. The contracts will be listed until November 20, 2025. The announcement includes details of various futures contracts, each identified by a specific contract ID, symbol, and name. The full announcement is available on the Dubai Financial Market website. The document includes a disclaimer noting that the information is subject to change and emphasizes that the Dubai Financial Market Regulated Derivative Contract Trading Regulation will take precedence in case of discrepancies.

The weekly summary for DFM Regulated Short Sell Transactions from August 4 to August 8, 2025, reports that Dubai Islamic Bank PJSC had a short sell trade volume of 20,000 and a trade value of AED 199,400. Additional information on Regulated Short Selling can be found in the DFM Market Rules and related documents available on the DFM website. The announcement is also accessible on the DFM website. The document includes a disclaimer stating that the information is subject to change and DFM is not liable for any losses incurred from using the document's content.

The document provides details on margin parameters for DFM Futures, effective from August 11, 2025. It lists various underlying symbols with their respective base margin percentages, currencies, and base margin per contract, along with spread margin per contract. The underlying symbols include AIRARABIA, AlANSARI, ARMX, DEWA, DEYAAR, DFMGI, DFM, DIB, DIC, DU, EMAAR, EMAARDEV, EMIRATESNBD, EMPOWER, GFH, OMOIL, SALIK, and SHUAA. The margin percentages range from 5% to 12%, with the currency being AED for most entries, except for OMOIL, which is in USD. Further details on margin calculation and eligible margin types can be found in the Derivatives Clearing Guidelines and Procedures on the Dubai Clear website. The announcement is also available on the Dubai Financial Market website. A disclaimer notes that the information is subject to change and emphasizes that the Dubai Financial Market Regulated Derivative Contract Trading Regulation will prevail in case of inconsistencies.