Qatar Begins Second Phase of Commercial Activity Classification Update
The automatic update covers companies whose registered activities correspond to more than one category under the Unified Economic Classification.
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Qatar Stock Exchange Opens 0.8% Higher as All Sectors Advance
The index reached 10,544 points in early trading as the regional de-escalation framework improved risk appetite.
Markets Rally, the Dollar Eases and Rate Expectations Shift After Iran Framework
The first global reaction combined higher equities, lower oil, stronger bonds and a weaker dollar, but central banks will wait for evidence that inflation…
Oil Falls to a Three-Month Low, but Physical Supply Recovery May Lag
Crude prices dropped sharply after the US-Iran framework, although mines, insurance and disrupted logistics may delay the return of normal Gulf exports.
Saudi Inflation Remains Contained as Q1 Data Shows Mixed Price Pressures
Consumer inflation averaged 1.8%, while housing and personal-care costs rose faster and wholesale prices increased 3.2%.
Qatar’s Mediation Model: What the US-Iran Process Reveals About Gulf Diplomacy
Doha’s role shows how access, confidentiality and economic credibility can allow a smaller state to influence negotiations between much larger powers.
Saudi Arabia Targets Victory Against Uruguay in World Cup Opener
Coach Georgios Donis says the team will play proactively rather than defend passively against a Uruguay side managing key injury concerns.
Kuwait Suspends Commercial Visit Visas: What Businesses Need to Know
The temporary suspension applies to all nationalities and affects short business trips for meetings, conferences, client engagements and contract discussions.
Kuwait Leads GCC Social Commerce, but Trust and Fraud Remain the Test
High use of social shopping and AI-assisted discovery is creating opportunity, while consumers remain cautious about checkout, scams and responsibility.
Middle East Flight Recovery Remains Uneven as Foreign Airlines Extend Suspensions
Regional capacity is returning, but several international carriers continue to delay services to Dubai, Doha, Riyadh and other destinations.