– Kuwait’s Public Institution for Social Security’s (PIFSS) assets rose to KD 6.3 billion (USD 23.1 billion) in March, the highest figure in the pension fund’s history, driven by the

– Kuwait’s Public Institution for Social Security’s (PIFSS) assets rose to KD 6.3 billion (USD 20.9 billion) in March, the highest figure in the pension fund’s history, driven by the

Kuwait and the UAE are among the fastest-growing markets for UK services globally, the Lord Mayor of the City of London William Russell has confirmed.Russell told Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)

Kuwait International Bank (KIB) extended on Monday USD 125 million bilateral Murabaha financing facility to Atheer Iraq, the Iraqi subsidiary of Zain Group for four years tenor.The proceeds were

Finance Minister and Minister of State for Economic Affairs and Investment Khalifa Hamadah held talks on Sunday with his Mauritanian counterpart Mohamed Al-Amin Ould Al-Thahabi on issues of joint

Governor of the Central Bank of Kuwait, Dr. Mohammad Y. Al-Hashel announced the publication of the 49th issue of the Economic Report, published annually by the Central Bank of Kuwait

The Central Statistical Bureau in a report released on Monday declared that Kuwait’s gross domestic product declined by 8.9 percent in 2020 in contrast to 2019, where the estimated value

The Central Bank of Kuwait (CBK) announced on Monday the issuance of Tawarruq and bonds worth KD 280 million (about USD 924 billion).The issue’s maturity period is six months, with

The US dollar was stable at KD 0.300 on Sunday, while EURO went down at to KD 0.366, compared to Thursday’s rates.The central Bank said in its daily bulletin that

The recent rise in oil prices around the world is due to an increase in fuel demand after the coronavirus lockdowns ended as many people took the COVID-19 vaccination, said

Kuwait’s Minister of Commerce and Industry Dr. Abdullah Al-Salman on Sunday issued a new ministerial decision regarding precious handmade crafts and jewellery, imposing new regulations, namely tagging each displayed

The Central Bank of Kuwait (CBK) warned against dealing or investing in the so-called crypto-currencies, amid the continued increasing calls for investment in these digital assets.In a statement Saturday,