Ceasefire hopes are cooling gold's hot streak. Dubai prices dipped Dh3 per gram as investors eased off safe-haven assets. Good news for buyers, but don't blink; geopolitics can flip the market overnight.
The UAE job market is maturing as firms prioritize salary adjustments and restructuring over mass layoffs to maintain operational stability. This strategy protects institutional expertise and builds long-term loyalty, ensuring businesses are prepared to scale quickly as market conditions improve.
Read MoreUAE fuel prices for April are influenced by global oil volatility following geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions. While prices declined over the past year, recent market instability could lead to slight changes at the pump depending on global averages.
Read MoreThe rupee and peso are sliding, and UAE expats are cashing in. Your dirham is stretching further than usual right now. If you're sending money home to India or the Philippines, this is a good time to do it.
Read MoreGold and silver demand in Dubai and the wider GCC rises amid geopolitical tensions, oil route risks and market volatility. Investors turn to safe-haven assets as fuel pricing expectations and regional stability remain closely linked to energy markets and global economic signals.
Read MoreDubai has approved its largest-ever Dh302.7 billion budget for 2026–2028, prioritising major investments in social services, infrastructure, security, and digital government. Residents are expected to feel the impact in their daily lives through enhanced healthcare, better commutes, improved public services, and easier access to government support.
Read MoreThe UAE has unveiled a bold economic programme to attract 1,000 of the world’s top trading companies, while launching a digital gateway to connect Emirati exporters to global markets. The initiative, announced by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, is designed to reinforce the UAE’s role as a leading international trade hub.
Read MoreThe UAE has announced a major change to its lending rules, with the Central Bank officially removing the long-standing minimum salary requirement for personal loans. Banks can now set their own eligibility criteria, potentially opening the door for low-income workers, young professionals and first-time borrowers to access formal credit more easily.
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