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Fallout from Egypt’s “second revolution” not as bad as feared

Recently released third quarter GDP data show that the impact on Egypt's economy from July's "second revolution" was not as bad as some, ourselves included, had expected. Elsewhere, Qatar remains the region's best performer supported by robust activity in the construction sector.

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