LATEST ECONOMIC BRIEFINGS
THAILAND | 05.02.2010
Thailand is looking to overhaul the country's rail network, planning to combine state spending with private sector investments to revamp a system that in recent years has been overtaken by road transport as the economy's primary freight mover.
OMAN | 05.02.2010
Investors will be hoping the steady recovery posted by the Sultanate's equities last year will continue into 2010. Already, early signs of confidence are becoming apparent, with initial public offerings (IPOs) expected to resume shortly and a degree of bullishness prompted by resurgent oil prices.
SAUDI ARABIA | 05.02.2010
As the Gulf Cooperation Council's biggest economy closes the books on 2009, it may well be remembered as a year of caution and mixed fortunes. Economic growth was positive and inflation fell, but lower oil prices caused the state budget to drift into deficit territory. Nevertheless, with the government clearly committed to supporting the economy through stimulatory spending, higher growth is already expected in 2010.
ROMANIA | 04.02.2010
Having been one of the driving forces in the Romanian economy up until the end of 2008, the construction sector has had to take a back seat over the past 12 months, with workers being laid off, many new projects put on the backburner and ongoing developments halted as funding and demand dried up.
LEBANON | 01.02.2010
Lebanon continued to defy the expectations of many in 2009, being able to not only weather the worst of the global financial crisis but also post solid economic gains while undergoing another period of political tension.
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