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Growth Slows in Challenging Global Environment: US-China Trade War

1. Falling global growth reflects the negative impact of the US-China trade war, Brexit uncertainties, and US sanctions against Iran according to the document. 2. Foreign direct investment in Dubai grew 41% in 2018 to $10.5 billion USD, ranking Dubai 6th globally for capital investment. 3. As an open economy, Dubai could benefit from reduced trade tensions but may be negatively impacted if current trade disputes are not resolved.

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Growth Slows in Challenging Global Environment: US-China Trade War

1. Falling global growth reflects the negative impact of the US-China trade war, Brexit uncertainties, and US sanctions against Iran according to the document. 2. Foreign direct investment in Dubai grew 41% in 2018 to $10.5 billion USD, ranking Dubai 6th globally for capital investment. 3. As an open economy, Dubai could benefit from reduced trade tensions but may be negatively impacted if current trade disputes are not resolved.

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Falling world growth rate

US-China Trade War 1 reflects the impact of US tariffs


on Chinese goods, Chinese
retaliation, Brexit-related
uncertainties and geopolitical
tensions arising from US
sanctions against Iran.
Brexit

US Sanctions against Iran

Growth Slows in
41%
Challenging Global
Environment
FDI
2
In 2018, Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI) capital grew
by 41 per cent to AED 38.5
billion (US$10.5 billion) ,
ranking Dubai as 6th among
global destination cities for
capital investment.

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3
As an open economy, Dubai will
benefit from a reduction in trade
tensions, but would suffer
collateral damage if the current
disputes are not resolved.

dubaided.gov.ae Dubai Economic Report 2019 2

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