- The economies of the region are recovering fast on the back of the rising oil prices and speedy vaccination programs,...
The economies of the region are recovering fast on the back of the rising oil prices and a reasonably speedy vaccination program
In 2022, tourism should also significantly boost growth, resulting in recovery in the non-oil sector as domestic consumption and investment demand improves
- The forecast for China remained unchanged at 8.5 percent. The growth prospects of Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, South Korea...
The recovery remains very uneven, with strikingly different outcomes across countries, OECD said.
Global gross domestic product has surpassed its pre-pandemic level following last year's Covid-induced recession.
- Investing in agricultural technologies can take the UAE closer to its goal of being one of the top 10 countries...
Over 100 entities use organic farming techniques in the UAE, including advanced farms that utilize modern agricultural technologies.
The Abu Dhabi Investment Office is investing at least US$100m in agritech startups as part of their food security strategy.
- The battle in Washington to raise the US debt limit was also fuelling concern that the government could miss payments...
Dubai led declines among stock markets in the Gulf on Monday, as its main share index fell 1.2 percent.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index, which plunged more than three percent Monday, edged up 0.2 percent.
- The polls were initially scheduled for 2022, but moved forward to June this year, then postponed to October.
Respondents have said only the candidates’ faces are newer while the political ideals are unchanged
Issues like constant power cuts and non-upgradation of infrastructure are also weighing on voters’ minds
- Lebanon is undergoing one of the worst economic crises in the world, with economists predicting that hyperinflation is imminent in...
Basic and life-saving medicines are in short supply, with restrictions in foreign currency severely limiting import
This has been caused by the Lebanese pound losing 90 percent of its purchasing power since end-2019, and subsequent government policies
- Social media platforms are filled with posts by Lebanese appealing for contacts abroad to send basic goods.
Lebanon’s currency has plunged to an all-time low, which has sparked inflation
It has also eroded the purchasing power of a population denied free access to their own savings by stringent banking controls





















