Gold 10 data, October 31, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lowered its economic growth expectations for the Middle East and North Africa. The region’s growth expectation for this year is 2.1%, down from the April estimate of 2.7%. This revision is attributed to ongoing regional conflicts, geopolitical uncertainties, and cuts in oil production. IMF also slightly lowered its economic growth forecast for the region next year to 4%.
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IMF, bölgesel çatışmalar ve petrol arzının azalması nedeniyle Orta Doğu'daki yükseliş beklentisini düşürdü.
Gold 10 data, October 31, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lowered its economic growth expectations for the Middle East and North Africa. The region’s growth expectation for this year is 2.1%, down from the April estimate of 2.7%. This revision is attributed to ongoing regional conflicts, geopolitical uncertainties, and cuts in oil production. IMF also slightly lowered its economic growth forecast for the region next year to 4%.