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United Arab Emirates

Middle East · Abu Dhabi · AED (UAE Dirham)

PIB
$552.32B
nominal, USD
Crecimiento del PIB
4.0%
real, anual
Inflación
1.7%
anual
Capitalización bursátil
$1.06T
total cotizado, USD

Panorama económico e industrial

The United Arab Emirates is a high-income, diversifying economy in the Arabian Gulf with a nominal GDP of approximately $552 billion (2024, World Bank). Hydrocarbons remain a significant contributor, but non-oil sectors now account for approximately 75% of GDP, driven by trade, tourism, financial services, real estate, and logistics. Abu Dhabi anchors oil and sovereign-wealth activity, while Dubai serves as the region's premier trade, finance, and tourism hub. The AED is pegged to the US dollar at a fixed rate of 3.6725, providing monetary stability. The UAE is a member of the GCC, WTO, and recently joined BRICS, and has pursued aggressive economic liberalisation including 100% foreign ownership in most sectors.

Sectores clave

Oil & GasFinancial ServicesReal EstateTrade & LogisticsTourism & HospitalityTelecommunicationsConstructionHealthcareUtilitiesAviation
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Macro

PIB nominal, USD$552.32B
Crecimiento del PIB real, anual4.0%
Inflación anual1.7%
Población personas10.9M
PIB per cápita USD$42,512
Capitalización bursátil total cotizado, USD$1.06T
Cap. bursátil / PIB192.0%
Desempleo2.1%
Empresas cotizadas308
BolsaAbu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX)

Año de los datos: 2024. Fuentes: World Bank (GDP, GDP per capita, inflation, unemployment), IMF World Economic Outlook (April 2026), UAE Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Centre (FCSC), Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) Quarterly Economic Review, Macrotrends (inflation, unemployment historical), Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), Dubai Financial Market (DFM), AGBI / WAM News Agency (market cap), Trading Economics, ILO / ILOSTAT.

Principales empresas cotizadas

Las mayores empresas de la bolsa local principal, por capitalización bursátil.

# Empresa Sector Capitalización bursátilUSD Cotización en EE. UU.

ETFs negociados en EE. UU.

Fondos listados en EE. UU. que ofrecen exposición a este mercado — la ruta más sencilla para muchos inversores estadounidenses.

Símbolo bursátil ETF Emisor Alcance Ratio de gastos% anual Exposición% del fondo

Bolsa local y acceso

BolsaAbu Dhabi Securities Exchange
CódigoADX
Sitio webwww.adx.ae
MonedaAED

Acceso a brókers locales

Foreign investors must obtain a National Investor Number (NIN) from the DFM or ADX (free, online) and open an account with a licensed UAE broker (e.g., Emirates NBD Securities, Mubasher Financial, EFG Hermes). Both residents and non-residents may invest in ADX- and DFM-listed equities. There is no capital gains tax or dividend withholding tax for individual investors on UAE-listed stocks. Settlement is T+2. International investors may alternatively access UAE equities via US-listed ETFs or through international brokers offering direct market access to GCC exchanges.

Brókers globales con acceso a mercados extranjeros

Listado solo a efectos informativos — no constituye recomendación. Los mercados disponibles, las comisiones y los requisitos de incorporación varían según el bróker y el país de residencia.

Reubicación y residencia

Visado de inversión / programa de residencia

Subvenciones Long-term residency (5 or 10-year renewable; not citizenship)

The UAE Golden Visa is a long-term residency programme allowing foreign nationals to reside and work in the UAE for 5 or 10 years (renewable). Investment pathways include a minimum real estate purchase of AED 2,000,000 (~USD 545,000) or a public investment of at least AED 2,000,000 in an investment fund or company. Entrepreneurs, specialised talents, and outstanding students also qualify under separate criteria. The visa is self-sponsored and renewable, with no requirement for a local employer sponsor.

Inversión mínima: $545.00K

¿Necesita ayuda con la solicitud? Asesores especializados en migración por inversión, como Henley & Partners.

Acceso para inversores extranjeros

The UAE imposes no personal income tax or capital gains tax on individuals. Expatriates make up over 88% of the population. Residency visas are widely available for employees, investors, and freelancers. The UAE has a well-developed infrastructure, English is widely used in business, and the legal system in free zones (DIFC, ADGM) is based on common law principles.

ADR y cotizaciones cruzadas en EE. UU.

Empresas de este país cuyas acciones también cotizan en EE. UU. — invertibles desde una cuenta de corretaje estadounidense habitual.

EmpresaSímbolo en EE. UU.Símbolo localNota
Dubai Islamic BankDUIBYDIBDubai Islamic Bank has an OTC ADR in the US. The primary listing is on the DFM. It is the world's first fully Islamic bank and a significant constituent of UAE Islamic finance.
Emaar PropertiesEMMPYEMAAREmaar Properties trades OTC in the US as EMMPY. The primary listing is on the DFM. Emaar is the developer of the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall and is a key proxy for Dubai real estate.
First Abu Dhabi BankFBAOYFABFAB has an OTC ADR traded in the US market under FBAOY. The primary listing is on the ADX. FAB is the UAE's largest bank by assets and a key proxy for UAE financial sector performance.
e& (Emirates Telecommunications Group)ETICYETISALATe& trades as a Pink Sheets OTC ADR in the US under ticker ETICY. The primary listing remains on the ADX. The OTC ADR offers limited liquidity for US investors seeking exposure to the UAE's dominant telecom operator.
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