In the recent years, Qatar’s hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon segment have witnessed significant developments.

President-elect Joe Biden outlined a $1.9 trillion stimulus package proposal on Thursday, saying bold investment was needed to jump-start the economy and accelerate the distribution of vaccines ...

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 resolve to the three-year long Gulf crisis is seen as the “beginning of the openness”, the effects of which will be felt in the medium term, whereby the positive impact will be more on Qatar’s economy ...

The "good" relative valuation and "strong" macro fundamentals make Qatar's economy well poised to become one of the frontrunners that provide "significant" opportunities for investors seeking higher returns in 2021 ...

Washington warned London on Wednesday that its exit from the European Union means Britain cannot impose tariffs on the US in a dispute over aviation industry subsidies.

Qatar witnessed robust sales expansion in private transport, trailers and heavy equipment, and the used vehicles segment looked rosy this October, as the country lifted the Covid-19-related restrictions, according to the Planning and Statistics Authority (PSA).

Qatar has called for stronger producer-consumer collaboration in the natural gas market for the global economic recovery and said natural gas will continue to be cornerstone in the low-carbon energy transition.

Having achieved a “very rapid” recovery process during the pandemic, complemented by reports of Covid-19 vaccines arriving in the country, Qatar is expected to have a “prosperous economy” in 2021, according to a top business executive.

Qatar, which has maintained fiscal integrity and allowed its central bank to grow reserves amidst the Covid-19, is undergoing "unparalleled recovery", thus helping it outperform the regional peers ...

Qatar's credit profile will remain resilient, supported by its wealthy economy and strong government and external net asset positions, according to Standard & Poor's (S&P), an international credit rating agency.

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