Waheed Abbas is an Assistant Editor at Khaleej Times. He covers real estate, aviation, and various business stories that significantly impact UAE consumers, while also reporting on human interest narratives. Waheed's work has been featured in notable publications including Cigalah Group, Zawya, and Travel Trade Today Ltd.
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Waheed Abbas' reporting focuses on various aspects of the UAE's economy, including real estate, finance, and employment. He frequently covers government announcements, press releases, and investment analysis related to these topics.
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Image used for illustrative purpose. Photo: File Gold prices jumped to an 11-week high in Dubai on Wednesday as 22K crossed Dh308 per gram at the opening of the markets.
By: Waheed Abbas
The property cycle in Dubai is nearing its peak, and prices in some segments are likely to stabilise this year, according to real estate consultancy ValuStrat.
By: Waheed Abbas
UAE officials hope Donald Trump's return to power will boost economic ties between the Emirates, the GCC, and the United States.
By: Waheed Abbas
Sheikha Latifa says the UAE celebrates national events and cultural celebrations as well, which makes the country one-of-a-kind
By: Waheed Abbas
Sharjah property transactions jumped 48 per cent to a record Dh40 billion last year as compared to Dh27 billion in 2023 due to growing demand from locals, Arabs and Asians.
Prices of the yellow metal reflect an environment increasingly influenced by heightened political and trade uncertainties
By: Waheed Abbas
Ahmed Galal Ismail, CEO of Majid Al Futtaim Holding. Photo: Supplied
By: Waheed Abbas
Fitch expects Gulf debt capital markets to grow further and will remain among the largest emerging-market dollar debt issuers in 2025 and 2026
By: Waheed Abbas
Currently, millions of foreign nationals live and work in UAE and GCC, enjoying a high quality of life and professional growth
By: Waheed Abbas
The US is an open economy and President Donald Trump wants ‘fair trade' and not ‘free trade', said Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, group chairman and CEO of DP World.
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