A report for Brown University’s Costs of War project was released on the anniversary of Hamas’ attacks on Israel. It states that since the war
Category: Middle East & North
Saudi FM in Pakistan to actualize $5b investment in alleviating the economic crisis.
The foreign minister of Saudi Arabia led a high-level delegation to Pakistan on Monday for a two-day visit. Pakistan is looking for assistance in resolving
Aramco promotes disruptive technology by investing $4 billion in its venture capital unit.
The oil behemoth, Saudi Aramco, said on Wednesday that it had increased the funding for its venture capital arm, Aramco Ventures, by $4 billion, more
Israeli and Saudi ETFs suffer unprecedented outflow of funds.
When the worst violence in decades rocked the Middle East and rattled the region’s business-friendly narrative in October, foreign investors withdrew an unprecedented amount of
World Bank warns that if the Israel-Hamas conflict worsens, it may lead to global surge in oil and food prices.
The fighting between Israel and Hamas might send oil prices into “uncharted waters,” according to a World Bank assessment released on Monday. This could lead
Middle Eastern war set to escalate oil prices and worsen the global economy.
As investors watch to see if the conflict draws in additional nations with the potential to push up oil prices further and inflict a major
Gold and safe-haven investments may see rising demand following the Hamas attack on Israel.
As investors closely monitor events in the Middle East to assess geopolitical risk to markets, the violence in Israel will probably cause a shift into
Egypt suffering runaway inflation of 39.7% gets a bailout of a $1.36b currency swap deal from UAE.
A currency exchange agreement was reached on Thursday by the central banks of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, which could support the faltering Egyptian
Lebanon’s central bank paid the governor ‘illegitimate’ commissions of $110m. – Report.
A New York-based corporation conducted a forensic audit of Lebanon’s central bank, and the results uncovered years of malfeasance by the bank’s former governor and
UAE banks see opportunities to invest in troubled Lebanese banks.
Four Arab banks are interested in investing in Lebanon’s struggling banking industry, which has been severely impacted by the country’s three-year economic collapse, a leading