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War in the Middle East has disrupted the global economy, the IMF warns, risking slower growth, higher inflation, and possible

Duty-free stores are feeling the squeeze as Middle East conflicts disrupt air travel, impacting luxury brands reliant on airport shopping.

Oil prices dip on hopes of US-Iran talks, but supply delays pressure markets, warns deVere CEO Nigel Green. Shipments from

The Sultanate of Oman plans to establish a fully integrated aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility with Garuda Indonesia,

Oman is expanding its economic strategy into Africa through agreements with Botswana, focusing on solar power, fuel storage, and mineral

Oman Airports has restructured to boost economic returns by increasing direct flights to Oman, focusing on attracting passengers as final

Asyad Shipping, majority state-owned, has added three Newcastlemax dry bulk carriers—Ain Garziz, Ain Razat, and Ain Athum—to its fleet, investing

Oman's 3- to 5-star hotels showed robust revenue growth in early 2026, despite a 3.6% dip in guest numbers. Revenues

Oman is seeing a surge in electric vehicle adoption, with numbers rising 138% to 2,182 by Nov 2025. Supported by

Stock markets rose and oil prices fell on hopes for a Middle East peace deal, easing tensions and potential reopening

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