The UAE continues its strong economic momentum with FDI making up 4–5% of GDP. HSBC forecasts 3.5–4% non-oil growth for 2025–2026. Dubai’s capital markets surge with IPO activity and rising foreign investor interest.
The UAE is maintaining strong economic momentum, driven by robust foreign direct investment and far-reaching structural reforms. According to HSBC, FDI inflows now account for 4–5% of the nation’s GDP—among the highest globally.
HSBC projects the UAE’s non-oil GDP will grow between 3.5% and 4% in 2025 and 2026, reflecting the success of diversification strategies across sectors like technology, tourism, and financial services.
The country’s capital markets, especially in Dubai, are seeing a sharp rise in IPO activity with strong foreign investor participation. The UAE aims to become one of the world’s top four financial hubs by 2033.
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