Middle East & North Africa Economics
Middle East Economic Outlook
Quarterly Forecasts
This quarterly publication offers a comprehensive overview of the economic outlook for MENA economies over the next 12-24 months.
- Benefit from our unique, independent analysis.
- Make sense of the implications of current market trends and future developments.
- Clear views to help you make informed strategic decisions.
Latest Publications:
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20 March, 2017
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
Gulf growth to be trimmed by oil output cuts
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12 December, 2016
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
On course for weakest growth since the global financial crisis
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13 September, 2016
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
Regional growth to stay subdued in 2017-18
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29 June, 2016
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
MENA region set for weakest growth since the 1980s
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23 March, 2016
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
Gulf entering a prolonged period of weak growth
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21 December, 2015
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
Cheap oil hits home
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29 September, 2015
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
Reality bites
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15 June, 2015
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
Gulf countries weathering the storm, but growth to weaken
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12 February, 2015
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
Gulf set for weaker growth, North Africa to outperform
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6 November, 2014
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
Gulf entering an era of softer growth as oil boom fades
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31 July, 2014
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
North Africa getting back on its feet
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23 April, 2014
in Middle East & North Africa Economics › Middle East Economic Outlook
Outlook brightens in North Africa, but Gulf growth to slow
