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May 1, 2025

Dubai gold price drops to lowest in 2 weeks – but many UAE shoppers have already done their buying

The Dubai gold price has declined again, now standing at Dh362.5 per gram for 22-karat gold – marking the lowest rate in over fifteen days. This significant decrease, however, arrived too late for many buyers in the UAE, who had already purchased gold the day before in celebration of Akshaya Trithiya, a traditional Indian festival

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Dubai Hosts Major Crypto Conference Amid Shifting Global Sentimen

Dubai recently hosted the TOKEN2049 cryptocurrency conference, attracting approximately 15,000 participants, including representatives from major financial institutions like BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, and Binance. Despite a 12% decline in Bitcoin prices from their peak, the UAE continues to position itself as a global crypto hub. Notably, Abu Dhabi’s MGX invested $2 billion in Binance, and Emirates

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UAE Aims to Double Foreign Direct Investment by 2031

The UAE plans to double its foreign direct investments to 240 billion dirhams ($65.35 billion) annually by 2031, up from 112 billion dirhams in 2023. This initiative is part of the newly approved National Investment Strategy, focusing on key sectors such as industry, logistics, financial services, renewable energy, and information technology. The strategy aims to

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UAE Sets Tax Guidelines for Non-Resident Investors

The UAE has issued new guidelines clarifying when foreign and non-resident investors are considered to have a taxable presence in the country concerning real estate and investment funds. These rules aim to provide clarity and ensure compliance with the nation’s tax regulations, enhancing the UAE’s appeal as an investment destination. Source : Arab News

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GCC Nations Lead Emerging Market Dollar Debt Issuance

In the first quarter of 2025, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries accounted for over 35% of all emerging-market U.S. dollar debt issued, excluding China. This marks a significant increase from approximately 25% in 2024. The surge is attributed to regional governments and corporations seeking to diversify funding sources amid fiscal pressures and global economic uncertainties.

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