Regional Economic Outlook, October 2008 : Middle East and Central Asia

Regional Economic Outlook: Middle East and Central Asia underlines that the region has continued to experience strong growth in 2008, and the short-term outlook is generally favorable. However, inflation has emerged as a key issue, and while the global credit crunch has thus far had a limited impact...

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Corporate Author:	International Monetary Fund Middle East and Central Asia Department
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 2008
Series:	IMF eLibrary Regional Economic Outlook ; October 2008
Subjects:	Access to international capital markets Access to international capital Balance of payments Balance sheets Bond markets Bond Capital accounts Capital adequacy Capital flows Capital markets Changes in prices Commodity exporters Commodity exports Commodity prices Commodity-exporting countries Competitive advantage Current account balance Current account deficit Current account surplus Domestic bond markets Domestic bond Domestic demand Domestic economy Domestic goods Domestic price Domestic prices Domestic production Domestic shocks Effective exchange rates Equity markets Exchange rate flexibility Exchange rate pegs Exchange rate policies Exchange rate regime Exchange rate regimes Exchange rate revaluation Exchange rate Exchange rates Export other Export performance Export prices Export receipts Export restrictions Exporters Exporting countries Exports of goods External financing External position Financial institutions Financial markets Financial sector Financial system Flexible exchange rate regimes Flexible exchange rate Food exports Foreign ownership Fuel prices Gas exports High inflation Higher oil prices Import prices Import tariffs Importing countries Inflation Inflationary expectations Inflationary pressure Inflationary pressures International capital markets International capital International markets Internet site Internet Investor confidence Liquefied natural gas Macroeconomic performance Macroeconomic stability Market exchange rates Monetary policy Monetary union Money growth Natural gas project Natural gas Nominal growth rate Nonrenewable resources Nontradable goods Oil and gas Oil export Oil exporters Oil exports Oil importers Oil prices Oil production Oil revenues Oil-exporting countries Oil-producing countries Open market Output growth Per capita income Poverty alleviation Price inflation Prudential regulation Real effective exchange rate Real exchange rates Real interest rates Real wages Regulatory framework Rising inflation Skilled labor Statistical data Statistical information Terms of trade Total exports Tradable goods Trade policies Trade restrictions Trade taxes Trading partner Unemployment rate Value-added tax Wage-price World economy World oil prices World prices Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of Algeria Bahrain Georgia Iran, Islamic Republic of Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Mauritania Qatar Uzbekistan
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