100 Largest Economies By 2050: HSBC

alifarabia | January 15, 2012 | Macroeconomic Data, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE | 1 Comment

January 15, 2012

A year after HSBC released its 2050 report which estimated that Egypt would surpass Saudi Arabia as the largest economy in the Middle East, the bank has dug deeper in its crystal ball-gazing research.

The first report limited its forecast to the world’s 30 largest economies by 2050 - but has now expanded it to 100 nations and includes more Middle East nations.
And like the first edition of the report, there are a few surprises. READ MORE HERE

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  1. The Believer Reply

    This is good, positive outlook for Egypt, after the not-so-distant political turmoil that has beset the country, we’re indeed hoping for a more economically prosperous and peaceful Egypt, hopefully even sooner than 2050.

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