Qatar’s banking sector continues to benefit from the country’s economic expansion, solid fundamentals and relatively stable oil price, said QIIB chief executive officer Dr Abdulbasit Ahmad al-Shaibei.

New investment in food and agriculture is a central part of Qatar’s overarching strategy to diversify the economy, Hassad Food CEO Mohamed Badr al-Sadah said ...

The Chinese government's top diplomat Wang Yi said on Wednesday US pressure on Chinese firms such as tech giant Huawei Technologies Co Ltd is economic bullying ...

The CEO of Qatar Development Bank (QDB), Abdulaziz bin Nasser al-Khalifa has said the QDB is making efforts to promote economic development by providing a comprehensive package of advisory, financing ...

Qatar Chamber chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim al-Thani said the chamber organised more than 170 events, including conferences, symposiums and meetings in 2018.

In Qatar’s office supply sector, the majority of upcoming offerings will be concentrated in the Lusail Marina district. The Qatar Petroleum district in West Bay is also expected to open in the near future.

Aamal Company is adopting an optimistic outlook as Qatar’s economy continues to perform well, showing resilience and strength due to the successful implementation of government strategies ...

Qatar’s growing trade and exhibitions industry is playing a substantial role in the development of various sectors of the country ...

Oil and gas price fluctuations have not "significantly affected" Qatar’s economic priorities and strategies, said HE the Minister of Commerce and Industry Ali bin Ahmed al-Kuwari.

Global trade growth is expected to be lower in 2019 than it was last year, the World Trade Organization forecast on Tuesday, citing widespread ‘tensions’ and economic uncertainty.

Reserves at the Qatar Central Banks “remains high” although annual average oil prices are forecast to fall in 2019, Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) has said in an overview.

Commercial Bank has $2bn of maturities this year and will "renew and replace them" with fresh issuances for other forms of debt as required by its business and opportunities available, said Group CEO Joseph Abraham.