Global stock markets drifted lower on Wednesday as investors waited for the Federal Reserve’s final interest rate decision of the year, while silver prices reached unprecedented highs and the Japanese yen weakened sharply. Global markets restrained before Fed move Equities across Europe and Asia......
The United Arab Emirates is accelerating its shift toward a technology-powered future, betting heavily on artificial intelligence as it prepares for a world less dependent on oil revenues. In the desert outskirts of Abu Dhabi, construction is underway on a massive AI campus planned to become one of the......
Morocco is set to revolutionize its trade and energy sectors with the inauguration of two major deepwater ports, Nador West Med and Dakhla Atlantique, as part of its ambitious infrastructure expansion program. These projects solidify Morocco’s role as a strategic gateway connecting Africa with......
Airbus has finalized the acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems’ Casablanca facility, marking a significant step in consolidating its global supply chain. Announced on Monday, the deal highlights Airbus’s commitment to Morocco as a “key country” for expanding its aviation manufacturing......
The European Union has launched a €1.5 billion defence industry programme aimed at strengthening Europe’s military manufacturing capacity, securing supply chains, and integrating Ukraine more closely into the continent’s defence network. The European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP)......
British energy company Sound Energy PLC has announced a major milestone in Morocco’s Oriental region as the Tendrara gas project begins initial commissioning. The first gas has entered the gas gathering system at the TE-5 Horst production concession, preparing for long-term production into the......
China’s trade surplus has exceeded one trillion dollars for the first time, demonstrating the country’s resilience in global commerce despite continuous tariff pressure from the United States. According to data released by the General Administration of Customs, the surplus reached 1.08 trillion......
Global asset manager BlackRock predicts that the wave of investment driving artificial intelligence infrastructure will not slow down anytime soon. The firm describes the surge as a “traditional picks and shovels capital expenditure supercycle,” signaling its belief that the real beneficiaries......
China recorded a historic trade surplus in 2025, surpassing one trillion dollars for the first time, according to official customs data released on Monday. From January to November, the country accumulated a surplus of 1.08 trillion dollars, driven by resilient exports to markets outside the United States. Analysts......
Morocco ranked as Turkey’s third-largest Arab customer during the first ten months of 2025, according to official data released by Türkiye’s Statistical Institute (TURKSTAT). Between January and October, Moroccan imports of Turkish goods reached an estimated 3.63 billion USD, or 36.3......
Over recent weeks, international financial markets have entered a phase of heightened uncertainty. While no major disruptions have occurred, investor sentiment has shifted significantly, driven by concerns over AI-driven valuations, a renewed cryptocurrency sell-off, and ongoing doubts about global economic......
Over recent weeks, international financial markets have entered a phase of heightened uncertainty. While no major disruptions have occurred, investor sentiment has shifted significantly, driven by concerns over AI-driven valuations, a renewed cryptocurrency sell-off, and ongoing doubts about global economic......
Morocco is setting its sights on inclusive development by leveraging its energy sector and advancing smart technologies. Speaking in Casablanca at Elec Expo, EneR Event, and Tronica Expo 2025, Omar Hejira, Secretary of State to the Minister of Industry and Trade, emphasized the need to enhance the electricity......
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