The Palestinian Economic Bulletin is published monthly by Portland.
This authoritative guide to the Palestinian economy, prepared by MAS, the leading economic research institute in the field, is used by business, academic, financial and economic development institutions around the world, provides a snapshot of GDP and economic activity, employment, public finances and aid, inflation, banking, trade, tech, tourism and other sectors and the performance of the Palestinian stock market and leading Palestinian companies.
February 2023
On 2 January, the Palestine Monetary Authority (PMA) issued new instructions regarding bank fees and commissions On 6 January, Israel’s security cabinet approved new sanctions against the Palestinian National Authority On 12 January, the Ministry of Local Government signed an agreement to build
Recent Issues
February 2023
On 2 January, the Palestine Monetary Authority (PMA) issued new instructions regarding bank fees and
January 2023
Palestine witnessed limited economic recovery in 2022, while facing record inflation of 3.8%, the highest
December 2022
Almost three years after the pandemic temporarily closed down the Palestinian tourism sector, over 100,000
November 2022
In October, thousands of Palestinian families tended to their olive groves during theolive picking season.
October 2022
On 22 September, the twice-yearly Ad Hoc Liaison Committee (AHLC) met in New York to
September 2022
On 29 August, an International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff team concluded a two week visit
August 2022
The agricultural sector has a strategic role in achieving food security and generating employment in
April 2022
On 31 March, the Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, approved the public budget for the 2022
March 2022
On 9 February, the World Bank published its assessment of the Palestinian digital economy. In