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Lebanon, Syria and Jordan
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Macro View
Lebanon: Economic Profile
Lebanon's Economic Prospects: Will Growth Revive in 2012?
How Resilient Is Lebanon’s Banking Sector?
Middle East and Africa : Macroeconomy : Growth Outlook and Business Cycle :
Middle East: Economic Profile
Spillover Effects from Europe’s Debt Woes to the MENA Region?
GCC Growth to Slow on Uncertain Global Outlook
Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : United Arab Emirates : Frontier Markets : Middle East and Africa : Finance and Banking : Macroeconomy : Banks : Current Financial Crisis : Systemic Risk, Vulnerabilities and Asset Bubbles :
The League of Arab States (Arab League)
MENA Health Care: Growing Opportunities?
How Strong Will MENA FDI Be in 2011?
Egypt : Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : United Arab Emirates : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : International Organizations : International Trade and Globalization :
Syria: Economic Profile
Russia and China Veto UN Resolution on Syria Despite Ongoing Violence
Will Economic Woes Squeeze Syria's Regime?
Middle East and Africa : Macroeconomy : Growth Outlook and Business Cycle :
Jordan: Economic Profile
Jordan: How Will the Economy Fare in 2012?
Constitutional Shake-Up in Jordan?
Middle East and Africa : Macroeconomy : Growth Outlook and Business Cycle :
Middle East: Energy Sector
Continued Sabotage In 2012 Threatens the Security of Egypt’s Natural Gas Exports
Subsidies Backfire: Below Market Retail Prices Breed Shortages in China, Russia and UAE
Egypt : Gulf Cooperation Council : Israel : Russia : Russia, CIS and the Caucasus : United Arab Emirates : Europe : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Markets : Climate Change and Natural Resources : Commodities : Energy : Energy Security and Policy : Natural Gas : Oil and Energy : Sectors and Industries :
MENA: Fiscal Policy
Kuwait Fiscal Policy: Social Spending Dominates Investment
Will Subsidy Burden Further Weaken the Fiscal Positions of Maghreb Countries?
Egypt : Middle East and Africa : Macroeconomy : Fiscal Policy :
Markets
Middle East: Energy Sector
Continued Sabotage In 2012 Threatens the Security of Egypt’s Natural Gas Exports
Subsidies Backfire: Below Market Retail Prices Breed Shortages in China, Russia and UAE
Egypt : Gulf Cooperation Council : Israel : Russia : Russia, CIS and the Caucasus : United Arab Emirates : Europe : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Markets : Climate Change and Natural Resources : Commodities : Energy : Energy Security and Policy : Natural Gas : Oil and Energy : Sectors and Industries :
Finance & Banking
Middle East: Economic Profile
Spillover Effects from Europe’s Debt Woes to the MENA Region?
GCC Growth to Slow on Uncertain Global Outlook
Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : United Arab Emirates : Frontier Markets : Middle East and Africa : Finance and Banking : Macroeconomy : Banks : Current Financial Crisis : Systemic Risk, Vulnerabilities and Asset Bubbles :
Geostrategic & Long Term Issues
Middle East: Domestic Politics of Arab States
Arab Marshall Plan Floundering?
Arab Spring Turns to Stalemate?
Egypt : Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Foreign and Domestic Political Risk :
MENA: Development Challenges
MENA Education—Further Reforms Needed
Egypt : Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : United Arab Emirates : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Demographics : Development Challenges : Labor Markets and Productivity :
Lebanon: Politics
Bumpy Road Ahead for Lebanon's New Cabinet
Will Lebanon's New Cabinet Adopt a Stronger Fiscal Discipline?
Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Foreign and Domestic Political Risk :
The League of Arab States (Arab League)
MENA Health Care: Growing Opportunities?
How Strong Will MENA FDI Be in 2011?
Egypt : Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : United Arab Emirates : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : International Organizations : International Trade and Globalization :
Syria: Foreign Policy
Syria's External Relations—Will a Bilateral Relationship with the U.S. Be Established?
Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Foreign Policy and Geostrategic Risks :
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Palestinian UNESCO Membership Takes Away the Possibility of Renewed Talks
Is Political Transition Compounding Palestine's Economic Woes?
Israel : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Defense Policy and Terrorism : Foreign Policy and Geostrategic Risks : Nuclear Proliferation :
Middle East: Energy Sector
Continued Sabotage In 2012 Threatens the Security of Egypt’s Natural Gas Exports
Subsidies Backfire: Below Market Retail Prices Breed Shortages in China, Russia and UAE
Egypt : Gulf Cooperation Council : Israel : Russia : Russia, CIS and the Caucasus : United Arab Emirates : Europe : Middle East and Africa : Geostrategy : Macroeconomy : Markets : Climate Change and Natural Resources : Commodities : Energy : Energy Security and Policy : Natural Gas : Oil and Energy : Sectors and Industries :
Levant Outlook Update: Threatened by Political Turmoil
The precarious political situation and slump in capital inflows and tourism will keep the region growing below trend, with close to zero growth in Syria. Food and fuel subsidies will further stretch fiscal accounts, while infrastructure investment is on hold. FDI will be scarce due to eroded confidence, leaving the region increasingly reliant on aid.
Read the latest Levant Outlook Update
Economic Research
Global Economic Outlook
Middle East and North Africa Outlook Update: Politics Breed Divergence
By Jun 17, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Middle East and North Africa Outlook: Dampened by Regional Unrest
By Mar 18, 2011
Economic Research
Middle East Turmoil and Contagion: A Geoeconomic Tsunami for the Global Economy?
By Feb 23, 2011
Economic Research
Q4 2010 Geostrategic Risk Note: Asia on the Boil, U.S.-Europe Reap Anti-Incumbent Backlash
By Oct 7, 2010
EconoMonitors
Daily Digest
Analysis
Next Steps in Libya (Egypt, Tunisia, and Other States with New Regimes
Center for Strategic and International Studies Aug 22, 2011
Blogs
Sanctions and Their Impact; The Opposition Forms Transitional Parliament
Syria Comment Aug 20, 2011
Analysis
The Economic Consequences of Syria's Social Unrest
Carnegie Middle East Center Aug 17, 2011
Opinions
Jordan’s Proposed Constitutional Amendments—A First Step in the Right Direction
Carnegie Endowment Aug 17, 2011
Opinions
Syria: Crisis May Hurt Economies of Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq
Carnegie Middle East Center Aug 13, 2011
News
Syrian Central Bank curbs foreign currency sales due to popular unrest
CPI Financial Aug 15, 2011
Blogs
Syrian president unites international community in condemnation of his violence
The Turbulent World of Middle East Soccer Aug 08, 2011
Opinions
Syria: This slaughter will end only when words of condemnation are acted on
Independent Aug 09, 2011
Opinions
Assad is Dead, Long live Assad: The uncertain struggle for the new Syria
Majalla Aug 08, 2011
Analysis
Mid East Governments Pressure Assad to Stop Killing and Hand over Power
Syria Comment Aug 08, 2011
Analysis
Commentary: Role of Arab militaries in popular uprisings
S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies Aug 02, 2011
News
Lebanon: STL's second list of arrest warrants will instigate cabinet crisis - Samir Franjieh
Now Lebanon Aug 04, 2011
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Middle East and North Africa Outlook: After the Spring, a Harsh Winter
“While only the Maghreb trades much with Europe, the financing strains will affect the region as a whole, and remittances and investments from Europe will decline.”
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