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Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 09 May, 2012Middle East Markets Monitor (May)Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Watch — 04 May, 2012Growing risk of fiscal crises in the oil-poor Arab countries Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 24 Apr, 2012G7 to the rescue?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 19 Apr, 2012Europe’s deleveraging to increase pressure on Gulf businesses Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 12 Apr, 2012Markets Monitor (Apr.)Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Watch — 11 Apr, 2012What does our new oil price forecast mean for the Gulf?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 28 Mar, 2012Explaining our forecasts for the Gulf economies Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 20 Mar, 2012Crunch time for Egypt Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 13 Mar, 2012Middle East Markets Monitor (Mar.)Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 12 Mar, 2012Inflationary pressures mounting in Saudi Arabia and Egypt

Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Watch — 08 Mar, 2012North Africa’s new parliaments at risk of losing sight of economy Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 23 Feb, 2012High oil prices to swell Gulf coffers Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Analyst — 16 Feb, 2012'Arab Spring' puts the focus on near-term divergence Global Economics > Global Economics Focus — 16 Feb, 2012How well will growth in emerging economies hold up?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Watch — 08 Feb, 2012The 'Arab Spring' one year on Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 07 Feb, 2012Middle East Markets Monitor (Feb.)Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 25 Jan, 2012Syria: A prolonged crisis is on the cards Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 23 Jan, 2012Gulf markets hit by Iran tensions Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 20 Jan, 2012Lebanon and Jordan will manage their external funding needs Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Watch — 09 Jan, 2012Oil-importers will have no room for fiscal manoeuvre in 2012

Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 20 Dec, 2011Clouds gather over North Africa Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Watch — 07 Dec, 2011Egypt: teetering on the edge of a full-blown economic crisis Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 22 Nov, 2011Egypt erupts Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Watch — 03 Nov, 2011Employment schemes in the GCC: silver bullet or damp squib?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Analyst — 02 Nov, 2011Financing risks rise in the resource-poor countries Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 20 Oct, 2011After Gaddafi, what next for the ‘Arab Spring’?This article appears in multiple services — 20 Oct, 2011Sovereign Debt: are the emerging markets immune?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 19 Oct, 2011Oil-rich states well prepared to face the global crisis Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 13 Oct, 2011Resource-poor countries most at risk from a global crisis Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Watch — 06 Oct, 2011IMF aid crucial to heading off an external financing crisis

Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Focus — 03 Oct, 2011Will the 'Arab Spring' bring economic transformation?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 29 Sep, 2011Growth forecasts cut for 2012 Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 20 Sep, 2011The Arab World’s banks can weather the global crisis Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Watch — 06 Sep, 2011Are the Gulf States at risk from their exposure to the US?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 22 Aug, 2011What next for Libya?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 19 Aug, 2011Price pressures have eased in the Gulf Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Analyst — 29 Jul, 2011Despite a weak global economy, the Gulf is set to grow Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 19 Jul, 2011Fiscal woes in the resource-poor countries Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 14 Jul, 2011Can it get any worse for the Arab world’s equity markets?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 20 Jun, 2011Tight lending conditions prevail

Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 25 May, 2011What is the impact of a fall in tourism revenues?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 20 May, 2011Price pressures are mounting Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 28 Apr, 2011How will the Syrian crisis affect the Middle East?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Analyst — 20 Apr, 2011Gulf countries key to regional stability Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 12 Apr, 2011A split in regional economic performance Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 15 Mar, 2011Why is the Bahrain crisis so important for the Middle East?Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Chart Book — 08 Mar, 2011Political unrest overshadows strong recovery Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 22 Feb, 2011Middle Eastern states still need Western allies

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