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Mastercard expands its Business Intelligence Platform for Financial Institutions in the Middle East and Africa

Mastercard Market Trends is an interactive business intelligence platform that brings together up-to-date paym

SoftBank Leads $60M Funding Round for B2B Payments Platform Tribal

Tribal Credit, a business-to-business payments and financing platform for emerging markets, has raised 60 mil

Visa calls for standard payments in electric vehicle charging

As part of the conversation on interoperable payments and systems for electric vehicle EV charging points, V

Ecommerce payment transactions to exceed $7.5 trillion by 2026

A new study Juniper Research has found that the value of global eCommerce payment transactions will excee

A Critical Week for Central Banks Amid Trade and Geopolitical Tensions

Global markets are sharply focused this week on the outcomes of several major central bank meetings, as monetary policy decisions intersect with escalating geopolitical risks and trade pressures. The convergence of weaker economic data, persistent inflation concerns, and volatile oil prices has created an increasingly complex landscape for policymakers.

Forbes Ranks 12 Banks in Egypt’s Top 50 Public Companies for 2025

Forbes Middle East has unveiled its annual list of the Top 50 Publicly Listed Companies in Egypt for 2025, featuring 12 banks that reflect the strength and resilience of Egypts banking sector.

UK Inflation Slows in May but Falls Short of Expectations, Supporting Rate Hold Outlook

Inflation in the United Kingdom eased in May, strengthening expectations that the Bank of England BoE will maintain its current interest rate when it announces its monetary policy decision on Thursday.

Gold Holds Steady Amid Fed Decision Anticipation and Geopolitical Tensions

Citi bank: Gold will fall back below $3,000 in the coming quarters

Christine Lagarde: Eurozone Inflation Nearing Target

Goldman Sachs Lowers U.S. Recession Risk to 30% 

UK Economy Contracts in April Due to U.S. Tariffs

The UK economy experienced a sharp contraction in April 2025, reflecting the economic shockwaves caused by the recent decision by U.S. President Donald Trump to impose broad tariffs on imported goods. This marked the most significant monthly decline in GDP since October 2023.