Fareed Rahman is a Senior Business Reporter at MSN. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, energy and mining, and supply chain management, with a particular focus on oil and gas, energy policy, and the local and global economy. Fareed's work has also been featured in The National News.
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Fareed Rahman's articles predominantly cover finance and the economy, with a significant focus on Saudi Arabia and the broader Middle East region. His work heavily relies on data, press releases, and private sector announcements.
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Countries plan new pipelines to help renew flow of crude to global markets
Geopolitical developments crucial in determining how long prices remain high, analysts say
By: Fareed Rahman
Only 15 commodity vessels cross vital channel on Sunday Maritime traffic in the Bab Al Mandeb strait has more than halved in the week since
By: Fareed Rahman
UAE company targets 2GW of capacity as Balkan nation positions itself as clean power exporter to Europe
By: Fareed Rahman
Revenue increased 5% during the period despite uncertainty over the Iran war
By: Fareed Rahman
Three sites close to vital waterway shortlisted for new project A US-Saudi consortium is advancing plans for a $5 billion oil refinery and
By: Fareed Rahman
Growth held at 5% in the latest quarter, helped by remittances, tourism and a recovery in Suez Canal revenue
Two waterways crucial for the supply of oil are now affected by the Iran war
The agreement allows export of 750,000 barrels of Iraqi crude daily Iraq plans to sign a one-year agreement to continue crude oil flows through a pipeline to the Turkish port of Ceyhan.
By: Fareed Rahman, Jennifer Gnana
Higher prices of refined and chemical products and crude oil boost revenue
