October’s batch of whole economy PMIs for the region showed a pick-up, suggesting that non-oil private sectors in the Gulf have continued to fare better than expected amid the backdrop of low oil prices. Elsewhere, Egypt’s survey also pointed toward improved performance of the domestic economy and a sharp rebound in its exports as it benefits from improved external competitiveness and increased traffic through the Suez Canal.
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