Standard Chartered’s Gulf Debt Outlook & Dubai Concerns

alifarabia | March 23, 2011 | Bahrain, Macroeconomic Data, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE | 2 Comments

The GCC has around $40bn of debt coming due each year over the next five years, says Standard Chartered Bank (SCB). Plus a chart that neatly shows SCB’s forecasts returns on each country’s bonds. Read More Here

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