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Oil Prices Rise Amidst Refinery Strikes
SadaNews - Oil prices have risen to recover losses from last week, as traders assess the impact of impending European sanctions on Russian supplies and Ukrainian attacks on the energy infrastructure of an OPEC+ member.
Brent crude was trading above $67 a barrel after falling 0.5% last week, while W...
Gold Maintains Its Gains for the Fifth Consecutive Week
SadaNews - The price of gold has maintained its gains for the fifth consecutive week, supported by the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates for the first time this year, while investors are awaiting key inflation data to be released on Friday to determine the contours of upcoming mo...
Announcements About Power Outages in Areas of Ramallah, Al-Bireh, and Jerusalem Governorat...
SadaNews - The Jerusalem District Electricity Company announces, with regret, that it will be forced to cut off the electricity from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM on the days and dates specified below for each of the following areas in the Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate:
Tuesday, 23/9/2025:
Parts of Beitu...
Exchange Rates of Currencies Against the Shekel on Monday (September 22)
SadaNews Economy - The exchange rates of currencies against the shekel today, Monday (September 22), are as follows:
Announcement of Power Cut in Areas of Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate
SadaNews: The Jerusalem Electricity Company announces with regret that it will cut power from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM.
Monday, September 22, 2025:
Part of the industrial area of Ramallah, including the Italian Modern Company for Tea and its neighbors, Saleh Khalaf Company and its neighbors, Al-Salwa Fa...
Israel Faces a Wobbly Economy and Increasing Isolation Due to Gaza War
SadaNews - Israel's economic crisis has worsened in recent weeks amid the ongoing war in Gaza, as its trade relations with countries around the world, including friendly nations, are experiencing an unprecedented shock, according to a report published by Yedioth Ahronoth.
Israeli factories have see...
How the Gaza War and the Rise of Artificial Intelligence Affected the Israeli Technology S...
SadaNews - The Israeli technology sector, which is the main driver of the economy, is experiencing a very difficult period due to the war on Gaza and the rapid increase in the use of artificial intelligence, according to a study published today, Sunday, by the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies,...
Movements to Rescue the Authority.. Will the Donor Conference Succeed in Lifting the Finan...
Exclusive to SadaNews: As the United Nations prepares to host the donor conference in New York on September 25, warnings of an imminent financial collapse threatening the Palestinian Authority are rising, amid Israel's continued detention of clearance funds and preventing the Palestinian delegat...
Under the slogan "A Drop of Blood Equals a Life," Housing Bank Organizes a Blood Donation...
SadaNews - The Housing Bank, in cooperation with the Blood Bank and the Thalassemia Patients Friends Association, organized a blood donation campaign in front of the bank's regional administration building in Ramallah, with wide participation from its employees. This initiative reflects the spirit o...
Palestine and Malaysia Sign Economic Cooperation Agreement and Exempt Palestinian Products...
SadaNews - The Ministry of National Economy and the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry of Malaysia signed a memorandum of understanding for economic, commercial, and technical cooperation between the two countries in order to enhance trade exchange and support the Palestinian economy.
The m...
Waseel Launches Service for Receiving Jordanian Passports at Its Branch in Rawabi City
SadaNews - The Palestinian Distribution and Logistics Services Company (Waseel) announced the launch of a new service aimed at facilitating the receipt of Jordanian passports for residents of the West Bank, through its branch in Q-Center in Rawabi City.
This premium service came after signing a str...
The Marker: Israeli Farmers Face a Disaster of 'Spartan Economy'
SadaNews - Israeli mango farmers have found themselves stuck with a massive surplus of crop rotting on the trees with no buyers.
According to a report published by the Hebrew economic newspaper "The Marker", this crisis reflects the dark side of what Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described a fe...