N. Africa shows tentative signs of recovery

alifarabia | April 8, 2014 | Egypt & MENA, Macroeconomic Data, North Africa | No Comments

North Africa may be on the cusp of a recovery barring a return to major political upheavals. And a pickup in economic activity in the European Union - North Africa’s biggest trading partner - could further lift sentiment in the region. CONTINUE READINGStock Market

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