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Jerusalem Electricity Announces Power Cut in Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate
SadaNews Economy - The Jerusalem District Electricity Company announced, with regret, its necessity to cut off the electrical current on Sunday, July 13, 2025, from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM, for the following areas in the Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate:
Nabi Samuel village, Qubeiba, Qatna, Khirbat Um...
Exchange Rates of Currencies Against the Shekel on Saturday (July 12)
SadaNews Economy - The exchange rates of currencies against the shekel today, Saturday (July 12), are as follows:
Dollar: 3.33
Dinar: 4.70
Euro: 3.89
Read the text.. Palestinian agreement on measures to alleviate the shekel accumulation cri...
SadaNews Economy - Several Palestinian parties have agreed on a number of measures to alleviate the crisis of shekel accumulation in the Palestinian market.
Meetings were held between the Palestinian Federation of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture, the Monetary Authority, and the Pale...
Increase in Oil and Gold Prices
SadaNews Economy - Oil prices rose slightly during trading on Friday, after falling about 2% in the previous session, pressured by reduced demand forecasts from OPEC and new tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, which are expected to weaken economic growth.
Brent crude futures rose by 0...
Exclusive Translation: Life in Gaza is Collapsing.. The Other Face of War!
SadaNews Economics Translation - The Associated Press, the American international agency, published a report on the reality of life in the Gaza Strip amidst significant political, economic, and social crises.
The report described, as translated by the SadaNews Economics section, life in Gaza as col...
Surpassing $116,000... Bitcoin Hits a New Record High
SadaNews Economy - The cryptocurrency "Bitcoin" soared today, Friday, to its highest level ever, boosted by demand from institutional investors and the supportive policies for cryptocurrencies implemented by U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration, according to Reuters.
The world's largest cry...
OPEC: Oil Consumption Will Continue to Rise Until at Least 2050
SadaNews Economy - The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) announced that global oil consumption will continue to rise at least until 2050, considering that the "rapid" transition away from fossil fuel sources is "unachievable," which contradicts the efforts required to combat c...
Currency Exchange Rates Against the Shekel on Friday (July 11)
SadaNews Economy - The exchange rates of currencies against the shekel today, Friday (July 11), are as follows: Dollar: 3.31Dinar: 4.67Euro: 3.86
Are Arab Countries Afraid to Negotiate with Trump Over Tariffs?
SadaNews - On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new round of reciprocal tariffs set to take effect on August 1, impacting several Arab countries, including Iraq, Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia.
However, until now, no Arab country has taken the initiative to engage in official direct n...
Investment or Liquidation?.. 300 Billion Dollars for the Reconstruction of Gaza
SadaNews - In times of major collapses, investment dreams intertwine with political engineering techniques, and "development" projects become a distorted mirror reflecting calculations disconnected from the on-ground reality.
This is exactly what emerges in the plan revealed by the Financial Times,...
Jordanian National Bank Opens Its Garden Under the Slogan "We Plant Hope"
SadaNews - In a step that reflects its responsible commitment to the environment and community, the Jordanian National Bank, in collaboration with the Ramallah Municipality, has opened its green garden in the Masyoun neighborhood, under the slogan "Together We Plant Hope".
This opening comes as par...
Trump announces new tariffs on Arab countries
SadaNews - On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new round of reciprocal tariffs set to take effect on August 1, which includes several Arab countries led by Iraq, Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia.
The decisions announced today impose reciprocal tariffs of 30% on Iraq, Algeria, and Libya...