Dubai’s commercial real estate sector has entered a period of unprecedented strength. With record-low vacancy rates, surging foreign direct investment (FDI), and government policies that continue to attract international businesses, the emirate is positioning itself as a uniquely resilient and lucrative market for investors. In Q2 2025 alone, commercial property sales reached AED 31 billion ($8.4bn)—a 50% increase year-on-year—with the office segment recording AED 2.62 billio

Gold has entered uncharted territory in 2025. Spot prices surged to a record $3,527 per ounce in early September, fueled by expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts, central bank accumulation, and rising geopolitical uncertainty.

Artificial Intelligence has moved far beyond buzzwords and speculative hype. It is now one of the most powerful forces shaping global financial markets, influencing valuations, shifting investor sentiment, and rewriting competitive dynamics across industries.

Recent government figures show that Inheritance Tax (IHT) collections jumped by £200 million, reaching £3.1 billion between April and July 2025—up 6.9% from the year before—a clear sign of fiscal drag, as asset values outpace frozen tax thresholds.