Egypt’s non-bank financing surpasses USD 21 billion for first time
The index, launched by Farid in September 2023, is the first of its kind in Egypt’s financial sector
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Solid boost for Oman’s economy as property, hospitality sectors accelerate in Q3 2025
Average property prices in Oman's capital currently range from 80,000 to 200,000 Omani Riyals in upscale areas like Bousher and Al Ghubrah
Citigroup to conclude sale of Russian unit, to face USD 1.2 billion loss
As per Citigroup's leadership, the loss related to the sale is subject to further changes, including as a result of foreign exchange movements
Did Dubai’s real estate market do brilliantly in 2025?
The 206% increase in average freehold villa values in Dubai compared to post-pandemic levels, and their rise beyond the 2014 market peak by 86%, reflects
With renewed focus on software banking, Goldman hires Qatalyst co-founder Brian Cayne
Brian Cayne highlights Goldman Sachs' push to bolster its advisory practice in the lucrative and highly competitive software sector
NVIDIA to license Groq technology, hire executives as inference starts dominating AI world
According to a report, NVIDIA had agreed to acquire Groq for USD 20 billion in cash
It’s ‘Merry Christmas’ for Congo as African country unlocks USD 442 million IMF funding
While Congo met seven of eight non-continuous structural benchmarks, the remaining benchmark on standardised VAT invoicing was implemented with a short delay
German automobile sector feels pinch of Trump tariffs as exports witness 14% reduction
Without the significant upswing in German exports to the US following the COVID-19 pandemic until Donald Trump’s re-election in fall 2024, the downturn would have
Warner Bros acquisition: Netflix puts up USD 25 billion bet, Paramount remains on the hunt too
Paramount launched a hostile bid for all of Warner Discovery, trying to break up Netflix’s deal, though Warner formally rejected that approach
Sanae Takaichi government eyes household savings pile for Japan’s fresh bond demand
Japan PM Sanae Takaichi looks to fill a void left by diminished central bank buying