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to it, the EU's 2021-2027 common budget of around 1.1 trillion euros. Source: https://www.zawya [...] saw the Euro rise to a fresh four-month high of $1.1470. The EU was slow to coordinate its initial

planned by Abu Dhabi (Aa2 stable) and Saudi Arabia (A1 negative) is likely to allow a preservation of their [...] Moody's estimate, could reduce spending by close to 1% of GDP on an annual basis. By contrast, Bahrain [...] adjustment, we estimate that it will only produce around 1.5% of GDP in savings because it does not apply to

will be refunded," he added. Direct trade in Q1 2020 reached Dh188 billion while trade out of free [...] Dubai skyrocketed 60 percent to reach 4 million in Q1 2020, from 2.5 million in the corresponding quarter [...] environment, growing from 2.5 million transactions in Q1 2019 to 4 million transactions this year," remarked

programme to reskill and temporarily deploy more than 1,000 leisure, entertainment and cinema employees to [...] highlight was the issue of two green sukuk worth $1.2 billion to fund existing and future green projects [...] emissions by 2.4 per cent and water consumption by 1.6 per cent, despite an increase in operational floor

that the worst is over. Japan's Nikkei rose 1.17% to its highest since late February and markets [...] OPEC+ meeting later in the week. Brent futures rose 1.12% a barrel to $38.75 and U.S. crude was up 0.85% [...] at $35.74 a barrel. Spot gold was steady at $1,737.07 an ounce. Source: http://www.gdnonline

2021. In 2009, global growth fell by just 0.1pc, putting the current forecast in sobering context [...] stimulus in history. The US Federal Reserve bought $1 trillion of Treasuries in four weeks, more than any [...] cohesive. The ECB has launched a QE programme totalling €1 trillion for 2020. Governments have launched a variety

recent years. Economic Update: Middle East Q1 2020, produced in partnership by ICAEW and Oxford [...] sector is expected to stagnate in 2020 with just 0.1 per cent GDP growth, down from 2.5 per cent forecast [...] negative, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) falling 1.9 per cent year on year in 2019. According to the

Covid-19outbreak. New cases have averaged 1,757a day since then, up from 1,483a day in the previous seven day [...] to be suspended. Domestic flights will resume from 1 June, but international flights remain suspended,

decline since the fourth quarter of 2015 and followed a 1.2% pace of increase in the fourth quarter. Hours [...] third quarter of 2009. Hours worked increased at a 1.2% rate in the fourth quarter. Stocks on Wall [...] been forced out of work because of COVID-19. Another 1.4 million workers have sought benefits under this

further payments of $2.3bn this year, $1.8bn in 2020, $1.8bn in 2021, $1.4bn in 2022 and $650m in 2023.