Middle East Sovereign Debtors Seen As Among Riskiest By Global Investors

alifarabia | April 10, 2011 | Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Macroeconomic Data, Saudi Arabia, UAE | 1 Comment

Saudi Arabia is no longer in the list of the ten safest sovereign debtors in the world, meanwhile Lebanon, Iraq, Dubai and Egypt all find themselves in the list of ten riskiest sovereign debtors, according to new data. Read More

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