Tomatoes and onions have nudged up in price across UAE markets, but authorities say it's temporary, supplies are stable and shelves are full. No need to panic buy; things should normalise soon.
The Middle East conflict is sending gold prices on a wild ride. Safe-haven demand is pushing it up, but a stronger US dollar keeps pulling it back down. Expect the volatility to continue until tensions ease.
Read MoreThe Middle East conflict has thrown UAE air travel into chaos, with thousands of flights cancelled, major airports shut, and only limited repatriation flights operating. Don't head to the airport without confirmation from your airline first.
Read MoreUAE airlines including Etihad Airways, Emirates, flydubai and Air Arabia have announced flexible rebooking and refund options following regional flight disruptions. Passengers are advised to check flight status updates and contact their airline or travel agent for assistance.
Read MoreAir Arabia will launch daily non-stop flights between Sharjah and Rome starting July 1, 2026, expanding its European network. The new service aims to strengthen travel, tourism, and business links between the United Arab Emirates and Italy.
Read MoreAfter two months of falling fuel prices, UAE motorists should brace for a slight rise in March — rising global oil prices and US-Iran tensions are pushing costs back up. Official rates drop at the end of February.
Read MoreThe United States Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump lacked authority to impose broad tariffs without Congress, with Chief Justice John Roberts stating the law did not grant such power. Markets and officials in the European Union, Canada, and United Kingdom reacted cautiously, while investors in the United Arab Emirates watch economic conditions and the role of the Federal Reserve.
Read MoreWorld Bank President Ajay Banga announced a new international fund to oversee reconstruction in the Gaza Strip. The World Bank will manage global donations as a limited trustee, ensuring transparency while financing projects to rebuild infrastructure, housing, and public services after the recent conflict.
Read MoreDubai is tightening its laws on lost and abandoned property, introducing fines up to AED 200,000 for those who fail to hand in found items or try to keep them illegally. The updated framework combines stern penalties with incentives, aiming to reinforce trust in lost-and-found processes and discourage misuse of recovered assets.
Read MoreThe UAE has unveiled a bold economic programme to attract 1,000 of the world’s top trading companies, while launching a digital gateway to connect Emirati exporters to global markets. The initiative, announced by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, is designed to reinforce the UAE’s role as a leading international trade hub.
Read MoreProperty Finder has teamed up with fintech firm Keyper to introduce a monthly rent payment option in the UAE — a first for the region. This collaboration will eliminate the traditional requirement of paying rent in one to four cheques, giving tenants greater financial flexibility and helping smooth out cash-flow pressures.
Read MoreThe UAE has announced a major change to its lending rules, with the Central Bank officially removing the long-standing minimum salary requirement for personal loans. Banks can now set their own eligibility criteria, potentially opening the door for low-income workers, young professionals and first-time borrowers to access formal credit more easily.
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