The largest economies in the world reflect a dynamic balance between established industrial powers and rapidly growing emerging markets. Furthermore, by analysing GDP through the expenditure method, we can see how consumption and investment drive global wealth.

The conclusion of the India-UK FTA signals a new era of economic cooperation between the two nations. Furthermore, by introducing the Double Contribution Convention, the agreement removes significant financial barriers for professionals in the IT and consulting sectors.

The implementation of the reciprocal tariff policy signals a major shift in global trade dynamics. Furthermore, while the administration aims to address unfair practices, projections suggest a $222 billion shrink in international trade.

The Government has extended the Interest Equalisation Scheme until June 30, 2024, providing a vital interest subsidy for Indian exporters. Furthermore, while MSME manufacturers receive a 3 per cent rate, the scheme now includes a Rs 10 crore annual cap per exporter to ensure fair fund distribution.

The FATF officially removed the UAE from its grey list following a period of significant reform in the fight against money laundering. Furthermore, by seizing Dh1.3 billion in assets and strengthening prosecution rates, the UAE has solidified its position as a secure global investment hub

The Dubai International Growth Initiative provides Dh500 million in funding to empower local SMEs for global expansion. Furthermore, by offering financing at Eibor rates through Emirates NBD, the programme supports the D33 Agenda to double Dubai’s economy.