Inflation in the Gulf may be reaching a bottom

A drop in food inflation has caused inflationary pressures to ease across much of the Gulf over the past twelve months. But inflation may now be bottoming out. Food inflation is set to pick-up again in the coming months while in some countries there are fears of overheating and labour shortages.

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