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In this October Economy Bites episode Partner, Jing Teow discusses the current US-China trade tensions as they continue to shape the global economic landscape — from new port fees and export rules on rare earths to halted soybean imports and tighter control over critical minerals.
Amid these shifts, GCC economies remain resilient — with growth projected around 3.5%, supported by diversification and steady non-oil momentum.
As global supply chains recalibrate, strategic diversification and regional collaboration will be key to sustained growth and stability.
By PwC Middle East
In this October Economy Bites episode Partner, Jing Teow discusses the current US-China trade tensions as they continue to shape the global economic landscape — from new port fees and export rules on rare earths to halted soybean imports and tighter control over critical minerals.
Amid these shifts, GCC economies remain resilient — with growth projected around 3.5%, supported by diversification and steady non-oil momentum.
As global supply chains recalibrate, strategic diversification and regional collaboration will be key to sustained growth and stability.