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Opinion | Can Saudi Arabia, Now Alone At The Top, Manage To Keep Oil Stable?
With the UAE's exit, Saudi Arabia will remain the only swing producer with sufficient spare capacity to exert market influence and respond to supply shocks. This will constrain the grouping's leveraging power.
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Iran War Opens Investment Window? Property Prices Fall In Dubai, Check New Rates
Dubai Real Estate Prices: An analysis shows that sales in the secondary market -- older, ready homes -- have fallen nearly 30 per cent in one month.
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Opinion | Inside The '$500 Billion' Iran War Bill No Economist Is Talking About
The Gulf War of 1991 lasted 43 days and cost, in today's money, $102 billion. The current conflict has already passed its third week. There is no credible exit timeline.
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'Indirect Yet Palpable': Iran War's Impact On Real Estate In Mumbai
Iran War Impact: Mumbai's real estate sector has started witnessing a drop in demand from global companies for office spaces.
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The Luxury Life Of British Expats In Dubai Faces A Reality Check
Brits are Dubai's third-largest tourism market and key real estate buyers, drawn by weather, safety, and business-friendly policies.
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They Went To Dubai With A Dream, Now All They Want Is To Be Back In India
For the brothers from Hyderabad, their Dubai dream emerged as a costly bet as a war erupted between US-Israel and Iran
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Opinion | The Curious Reason 2 Iran 'Proxies' Haven't Joined The War Against Israel
The silence from two of its strongest groups may possibly hinge on two factors.
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From Oil Price Rise To Market Crash, Iran War Sparks Global Economic Jolt
The United States is temporarily allowing the sale of Russian oil that is at sea.
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Dubai's Spice, Dry Fruit Trade Feels Heat Of Iran War: NDTV Ground Report
Dubai's historic spice and dry fruit markets, a major global hub for trade of saffron, nuts, dates and spices, are beginning to feel the impact of war in Iran as Tehran bombs US targets in the Middle East.
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Pakistan Down To 28 Days Of Fuel, Eyes WFH, Online Classes Amid Hormuz Crisis
Pakistan is planning to consider Covid-era measures to reduce fuel consumption such as mandatory work-from-home and online classes as it faces a severe energy crisis because of the Strait of Hormuz closure.
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Opinion | Can Saudi Arabia, Now Alone At The Top, Manage To Keep Oil Stable?
With the UAE's exit, Saudi Arabia will remain the only swing producer with sufficient spare capacity to exert market influence and respond to supply shocks. This will constrain the grouping's leveraging power.
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Iran War Opens Investment Window? Property Prices Fall In Dubai, Check New Rates
Dubai Real Estate Prices: An analysis shows that sales in the secondary market -- older, ready homes -- have fallen nearly 30 per cent in one month.
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Opinion | Inside The '$500 Billion' Iran War Bill No Economist Is Talking About
The Gulf War of 1991 lasted 43 days and cost, in today's money, $102 billion. The current conflict has already passed its third week. There is no credible exit timeline.
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'Indirect Yet Palpable': Iran War's Impact On Real Estate In Mumbai
Iran War Impact: Mumbai's real estate sector has started witnessing a drop in demand from global companies for office spaces.
-
The Luxury Life Of British Expats In Dubai Faces A Reality Check
Brits are Dubai's third-largest tourism market and key real estate buyers, drawn by weather, safety, and business-friendly policies.
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They Went To Dubai With A Dream, Now All They Want Is To Be Back In India
For the brothers from Hyderabad, their Dubai dream emerged as a costly bet as a war erupted between US-Israel and Iran
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Opinion | The Curious Reason 2 Iran 'Proxies' Haven't Joined The War Against Israel
The silence from two of its strongest groups may possibly hinge on two factors.
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From Oil Price Rise To Market Crash, Iran War Sparks Global Economic Jolt
The United States is temporarily allowing the sale of Russian oil that is at sea.
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Dubai's Spice, Dry Fruit Trade Feels Heat Of Iran War: NDTV Ground Report
Dubai's historic spice and dry fruit markets, a major global hub for trade of saffron, nuts, dates and spices, are beginning to feel the impact of war in Iran as Tehran bombs US targets in the Middle East.
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Pakistan Down To 28 Days Of Fuel, Eyes WFH, Online Classes Amid Hormuz Crisis
Pakistan is planning to consider Covid-era measures to reduce fuel consumption such as mandatory work-from-home and online classes as it faces a severe energy crisis because of the Strait of Hormuz closure.
