Uae central bank News

Syria Reconnects with Global Financial Systems Through Visa and Mastercard Integration.

Syria has officially authorized local banks to collaborate with Visa and Mastercard, ending a 15-year isolation from global payment networks as part of a strategic effort to revitalize its economy.

Global Central Banks Navigate Dilemma Amidst Escalating Energy Costs and Economic Stagnation.

Major central banks, including the Federal Reserve and ECB, are holding interest rates steady as global energy prices spike, forcing a difficult balance between inflation control and economic growth.

Emirates Group Hits Unprecedented Financial Heights Despite Regional Turbulence.

Bank of Mexico Signals Potential Conclusion to Interest Rate Easing Phase.

UAE to Depart from OPEC and OPEC+ Alliance Starting May 2026.

In a major shift for global energy markets, the UAE has announced its withdrawal from OPEC and OPEC+ effective May 1, 2026, citing a need for greater production flexibility and alignment with national economic goals.

India's NSA Ajit Doval Holds High-Level Strategic Talks with UAE President in Abu Dhabi.

Reserve Bank of India Eases Restrictions on Offshore Rupee Derivatives.

UAE Authorities Dismantle Iran-Affiliated Subversive Network.

ECB Chief Highlights Economic Risks from Middle East Conflict.

Nuwara Eliya Entrepreneur Expands Agri-Export Operations to Dubai.

Isha Holdings International has launched a new export venture in Dubai, focusing on value-added vegetables, coir products, and Sri Lankan gemstones, aiming to bolster foreign exchange earnings for the local economy.

ECB Chief Economist Signals Uncertainty Over Iran Conflict’s Economic Fallout.

European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane has stated that incoming economic data is unlikely to provide a definitive assessment of how the conflict involving Iran will affect the Eurozone economy.

Uncovering the Financial Networks Behind Haftar’s Failed Tripoli Campaign.