Dubai Property Surge: Fact or Fiction?

How a Fragile US-Iran Ceasefire Impacts Gulf Banks

Fitch Ratings has revised its Gulf banking sector outlook to deteriorating, warning that structural health relies on a sustained US-Iran ceasefire. Whilst capital buffers protect lenders, macroeconomic slowdowns will depress credit growth. Tim Elliott speaks to Redmond Ramsdale, Senior Director, Head of Middle East Bank Ratings and Islamic Banking.

British Degree for Less? New UAE Scholarships Could Change the Cost of University

Tim Elliott sits down with De Montfort University Dubai Provost, Simon Bradbury, to discuss groundbreaking financial relief initiatives. The interview analyses how newly launched tuition scholarships are making British higher education more accessible, reshaping regional student recruitment strategies, and reducing the financial burden for families navigating the Emirates' evolving academic landscape.

What's Driving GCC Demand for UK Property?

GCC investor interest in UK property has surged by 16%, driven by regional conflicts and a desire to mitigate risk. While London’s Westminster remains a prime target, buyers are heavily diversifying into Manchester and Birmingham. Hamish McAllister, Senior UK Property Consultant - Middle East at Select Property, joins Tim Elliott to discuss the massive shift towards completed, income-generating turnkey assets.

How Etihad Rail Will Change Where We Live and Work

As passenger services officially commence on the Etihad Rail network, host Tim Elliott sits down with Mackenzie Jones Middle East MD David Mackenzie to dissect how mass transit will reshape the regional economy. The discussion highlights how high-speed rail could alleviate surging urban rental stresses and transform the daily commute.

Gold Surges Past $4,200 as US Payroll Growth Slows

US non-farm payrolls came in significantly lower than expected, dampening aggressive interest rate hike noise and sparking a massive overnight gold rally back to $4,200. Presenter Tim Elliott checks in with Monetary Metals' Jeff Rhodes to discuss the commodity's decoupling from traditional correlations and its long-term bullish outlook.