The Great Economic Wall of China cracks
Since April, when the impetus from a great start to the year evaporated, China's economy has been in a slump
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‘Poor’ UK stares at a grave crisis
The productivity revolution that altered the world began in Britain, yet today the country has some of the poorest productivity figures of any major economy
The ‘Zero Interest Rate’ myth
While the United States can boast of it avoiding a recession, there are no chances of interest rates coming down to anywhere near zero
Global economies & the challenges ahead
Forecasts for inflation in 2024 have been upgraded, and underlying inflation is expected to drop more gradually
Vitamin M called Money
For an item to be considered money, it must be widely accepted as payment for goods and services
Money Lessons for Kids: Gaming & Spending
Despite the impression that children do not pick up many life skills from playing video games, there is a lot that they may learn about
Can neobanks be profitable?
The neobanks have continued to disrupt the market and generate impressive customer onboarding ratios, but the feat is not converting into sure-shot profitability
Driving sustainability via Islamic Finance
Microfinance in particular holds tremendous potential for Islamic finance to bring lasting change to communities in need
Will artificial intelligence impact job market? IMF gives its take
According to the IMF analysis, half of the occupations that AI affects will suffer, while the remaining half may gain from increased productivity as a
MENA Watch: Saudi now region’s top market for venture capital funding
Magnitt's CEO Philip Bahoshy stated in research that Saudi Arabia and the UAE emerged with resilience