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What's next for the US economy?
Julian Jessop, Standard Chartered's senior global economist, examines the prospects for the US... Read full article »
Bahrain: Subdued despite its outperformance
Despite being on track for the best growth performance in a decade, confidence in Bahrain's... Read full article »
Cyclical recovery with USD on the back foot
David Mann and Gavin Redknap look at the week ahead for global markets. Further volatility in... Read full article »
High oil prices set to continue well into 2004
Oil prices have remained high in 2003, despite the easing of international tension and the... Read full article »
Iran's economic strengths come back into focus
Iran's agreement with the UN Nuclear Watchdog, the IAEA, was an important positive step. It... Read full article »
US to grow by 7%, interest rates at 1%, so....
This week could show third quarter annualised growth in the US as high as 7%. This creates a... Read full article »
Saudi's private sector is booming
A review of the recent stunning Third Quarter financial results from the private sector in Saudi... Read full article »
Implications of Iraq's new currency
The launch of the new Iraqi dinar today has much more than symbolic value. This is vital part of... Read full article »
Saudi Arabia opens up its banking sector
A look at the surprise move to allow Deutsche Bank to set up in Saudi Arabia and what this means... Read full article »
Dealing with a weaker US dollar
Steve Brice, Standard Chartered's Chief South East Asia Economist, discusses the dangers of a... Read full article »
Demographics drive reform in the Middle East
There is no doubt, demographic change is emerging as a key economic driver in the region. Read full article »
IMF report on the region
The IMF has released a regional report on the economic challenges facing the Middle East and... Read full article »
Economic recovery yet to inspire Egyptian pound
Why has the Egyptian pound continued to depreciate despite the floating of the currency in January? Read full article »
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