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FAB plans $4.08bn rights issue

UAE’s largest bank seeks capital for growth.

flydubai launches new flights

Riga, Salzburg, Vilnius flights begin from Dec

ADNOC Gas Q3 profit $1.34bn

Stronger earnings support higher full-year outlook

Agthia 9M profit nearly triples

Third-quarter revenue increased 14.4 percent.

UAB nine-month profit rises 6%

Loan growth, lower impairment charges boost earnings

Saudi-Italian space agencies ink pact on cooperation

The Saudi Space Commission and the Italian Space Agency sign a memorandum of understanding for enhancing cooperation in the field...
  • Saudi Space Commission, Italian Space Agency sign an MoU to enhance cooperation in space-related activities for peaceful purpose
  • Federation of Saudi Chambers and General Confederation of Italian Industry ink an MoU to establish a joint Italian-Saudi business council

Qatari private exports value surge by 46 percent in Q1 2022

Qatar Chamber (QC) said in its quarterly report that the export value of private sector in Q1 2022 hiked to...
  • During Q1 2022, Asian countries (except GCC and Arab countries) received 50.4 percent of total exports valued QAR 3.89 billion.
  • India was the top business partner receiving exports valued around QAR 1.79 billion representing 32.2 percent of total exports.

MENA nations make some ‘genuine progress’

Several MENA countries have fared well on all three domains of the Genuine Progress Indicator, which has been hailed as...
  • The GPI nets the positive and negative results of economic growth to examine whether or not it has benefited people overall.
  • GPI incorporates environmental and social factors which are not measured by GDP.

UAE’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure wins DACA Awards

The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure received the 'Sustainability Leader in Shipping' award and a 'Decarbonization Champion in Power...
  • The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure was received the Sustainability Leader in Shipping award
  • The ministry also got a Decarbonization Champion in Power Sector award during the Decarbonization and Climate Action Awards

8 conciliators in economic disputes sworn in at Abu Dhabi

Eight members of the first batch of conciliators in economic disputes and consumer complaints were sworn in at Abu Dhabi....
  • The first batch of 8 conciliators in economic disputes and consumer complaints were sworn in
  • The conciliators will begin their duties in the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development

Alpha Dhabi’s ‘W Solar’ to invest in Libya renewable energy

The company, a subsidiary of Alpha Dhabi Holding, signed an MoU with the General Electricity Company of Libya.
  • The company, a subsidiary of Alpha Dhabi Holding, signed an MoU with the General Electricity Company of Libya
  • By 2030, Libya aims for 22 percent of electricity generation to come from renewable energy

Markets extend rally as rate hike fears subside

Asian and European markets rallied again Monday, building on last week's advances and following a strong performance on Wall Street...
  • A string of weak data has led many investors to believe that inflation may have plateaued or is about to, giving room for banks to be less hawkish
  • While Fed chiefs continue to flag further big interest rate hikes in the pipeline, expectations for a prolonged period of increases have waned

Britain offers £50.2m grant to Jordan to expand social net

The grant is part of an £95 million aid package including £65 million for the social protection sector.
  • The grant is part of an £95 million aid package including £65 million for the social protection sector
  • The aid also helps Jordan take care of the Syrian refugees. a priority for the British side

SVC to invest in Venture Debt Fund

The fund will offer venture debt tools to startups and SMEs.
  • SVC CEO Nabeel Koshak said the investment is part of the company's program to invest in funds.
  • Koshak said funds offering venture debt tools provide financing solutions for startups, and SMEs, known for their quick growth rates.

Central banks should not let inflation become a norm: BIS

Rise in prices has sharply accelerated since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February, leading central banks to tighten their key...
  • BIS, known as the central bank of central banks, said they will have to act quickly to return to low and stable inflation.
  • After the shock of Covid-19, central banks initially saw the return of inflation as temporary as the economy gained pace.

UK’s Labor Party wins enough seats to form majority government

The Labor Party has officially won enough seats in the UK’s 2024 general election to have a majority in parliament,...

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UAE and Iraq to deepen economic, cultural, energy cooperation

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Inflation surges in US for second successive month

Washington, United States - Consumer inflation in the United States picked up in August for a second straight month, according to...
  • The consumer price index (CPI), a key inflation gauge, jumped 3.7 percent from a year ago, picking up pace from July's 3.2 percent figure
  • The Federal Reserve has lifted the benchmark lending rate rapidly since March last year to tamp down demand and sustainably lower inflation

Global economy lost $32bn due to credit card frauds, says AMF

Abu Dhabi, UAE - The Arab Monetary Fund said Wednesday that global credit card fraud losses incurred by financial institutions...
  • The losses increased substantially by 13.8 percent compared to the previous year, WAM reported.
  • The report urges financial institutions to foster cooperation by sharing data and pooling resources in their fraud detection efforts.

Saudi and Russian oil cuts to cause big supply shortfall: IEA

The IEA said world oil demand remains on track to grow by 2.2 million bpd to 101.8 million bpd this...
  • The warning comes a day after oil prices jumped following OPEC's own update
  • Saudi Arabia and Russia said that they would extend voluntary cuts until the end of the year