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31EconomyQNB – Financial Results For The Three Months Ended 31 March 2024
Doha, 8 April 2024: QNB, the largest financial institution in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, announced its results for...
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75Economy
QNB – Southeast-Asia adapts to the “next normal” in economic growth
In recent decades, Southeast Asia has been the most dynamic region in the world, showcasing the brightest economic growth performance. The six...
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QNB – Limited downside for the EUR in 2024, despite Euro area sluggishness
The Euro (EUR) has experienced significant volatility since the beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict in late February 2022, when deeper concerns about...
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101Economy
QNB – Global trade growth is set for a modest recovery in 2024
International trade is a direct reflection of the state of the global economy. Trade reveals the appetite for final goods by consumers,...
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62Economy
QNB : Will the US Federal Reserve “dovish” pivot hold?
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) is expected to keep its benchmark policy rate unchanged at its March and May 2024 Federal Open...
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73Economy
QNB – Is there any hope for Euro area growth in 2024?
The Euro area has been in a negative spiral since early 2022, when the region was caught in a doom loop of...
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75Economy
QNB – Oil prices are set to stabilize amid record global demand
The beginning of the Covid-pandemic in early 2020 marked the beginning of a period of significant bouts of volatility in commodity markets....
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103Economy
QNB – Potential growth in emerging markets faces significant headwinds
Emerging markets (EM) have been a driver of global economic growth for many years. EM, defined as the group of countries that...
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97Economy
QNB – Global trade stabilized but no boom in sight for H1 2024
Global trade is widely considered a crucial metric for evaluating economic activity. In fact, few indicators can match the insights provided by...
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118EconomyQNB – Financial Results For The Year Ended 31 December 2023
Doha, 11 January 2024: QNB, the largest financial institution in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, announced that the Board...
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167Economy
QNB – Falling inflation opens the door to interest rate cuts in the Euro-Area
At the beginning of 2020, the outbreak of the Covid-pandemic set in motion a succession of exceptional events that boosted inflation rates...
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133EconomyGlobal Economy Set for Weakest Half-Decade Performance in 30 Years
Reforms to boost investment and strengthen fiscal policy could help turn the tide WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 2024— As the world nears...
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125Economy
QNB -What to expect from global macro in 2024?
There is no doubt that expectations for 2024 were influenced by the experience of investor sentiment from 2023, when negative initial expectations...
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132Economy
Understanding inflation in the U.S.
The outbreak of the Covid-pandemic in 2020 marked the beginning of a sequence of exceptional events that brought inflation rates to multidecade...
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122Economy
Financial conditions are tight in major advanced economies
Since the beginning of the Covid-pandemic, an extraordinary sequence of global shocks propelled inflation rates in advanced economies to levels not witnessed...
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141Economy
QNB – Commodity prices suggest global macro headwinds are not over
In fact, shocks to commodity markets have been so significant that prices followed boom and bust swings in relatively short order over...
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126Economy
What is next for the US Federal Reserve?
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) has kept its benchmark policy rate unchanged at its November and September 2023 Federal Open Market Committee...
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160Economy
Euro-area economy on the edge of recession
Since 2022, the resilience of the Euro-area economy has been pushed to its limits due to significant headwinds from high energy prices,...
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169Economy
What is next for the Japanese Yen?
Few indicators convey as much information about the state of a country’s economy as the direction of currency fluctuations. This is particularly...
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Is China still set to be a driver for global growth?
China was undeniably the most important growth driver for the global economy since the Great Financial Crisis of 2008-09 (GFC). In fact,...
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European Central Bank gets ready to halt interest rate tightening cycle
A combination of extraordinary shocks in the Euro Area and the subsequent policy responses resulted in a surge of inflation levels in...
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148EconomyQNB – Financial Results For The Nine Months Ended 30 September 2023
Doha, 10 October 2023: QNB Group, the largest financial institution in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, announced its results for...
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154Economy
How to interpret the US yield curve inversion?
US economic growth has surprised to the upside in recent quarters, supporting global demand through a period of weakness associated with a...
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236EconomyChina’s recovery was strong but uncertainty remains for 2024
Early in the year, China was one of the main reasons for our higher than consensus view on global growth for 2023....