Qatar's economy will return to “positive” growth in 2021, of 1.8%, on the back of economic benefits from a “recovery” in Chinese and global LNG demand, as well as the diplomatic “breakthrough” in the GCC crisis ...

The double-digit yearly growth in the used vehicles segment as well as in new motorcycles, heavy equipment and private transport accelerated Qatar’s automobile sector in November 2020 ...

The Qatar University Biomedical Research Center (QUBRC) has achieved rapid growth in the number of medical research papers published in prestigious international journals, recording 275 this year.

Ooredoo Qatar focused on “growth” and “strengthened its leadership position” in the face of a range of challenges caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Britain's economy recovered half of its Covid-19 crash by the end of July, helped by restaurants reopening from lockdown, but the bounce-back is expected to slow as job losses mount and Brexit tensions rise.

CEOs in Qatar have high levels of confidence in the growth prospects for the country, according to country senior partner at KPMG in Qatar.

Spurt in investments and continued growth in credit facilities have scaled up Qatar Development Bank's (QDB) total assets to nearly QR12bn in 2019, QCB has said in a report.

Qatar’s construction sector continued to exhibit positive sentiments with building permits issued witnessing double-digit monthly growth in July as the country entered the third phase ...

A robust growth in the manufacturing sector — especially cement, refined petroleum goods, chemicals, rubber and plastics and beverages — helped Qatar's industrial production expand month-on-month in June 2020 ...

The expected commissioning of Barzan natural gas facility could support domestic gas production and contribute positively to Qatar’s growth, Lloyds Bank has said in an overview.

Strong growth in non-hydrocarbons overcame the flat course in the hydrocarbon sector as Qatar reported an increase in real (inflation-adjusted) growth in the first quarter (Q1) of this year.

Fitch Solutions is “more optimistic” about Qatar’s growth in 2021 due to favourable base effects, preparations for the 2022 FIFA World Cup and higher natural gas output.