Insights

Two months into the second Trump Presidency, and a sense of chaos and uncertainty has descended on the world triggered by the sudden and aggressive application of trade tariffs by

The Middle East is launching giga-projects, welcoming global investors, and reshaping economies – yet its PR industry is still grounded in a commodity mindset, based on a transactional approach that

Trump’s second term signals return to transactional politics with tariffs, energy shifts, and deregulation. GCC must stay vigilant against potential oil price shocks and trade disruptions amid evolving US policies.

Trade policy and protectionism are likely to be a centerpiece of the second Trump White House, with threats of tariffs of up to 25% being made throughout Trump’s Presidential campaign.

The investment landscape in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region feels more vibrant than ever. The past couple of years have brought an unprecedented influx of institutional investors, such as

The recent U.S. Fed rate cuts have had a notable impact on global financial markets, with further reductions anticipated. Naturally, a declining interest rate environment would suggest reduced capital market