GCC to sustain growth despite falling oil, S&P gives Saudi negative outlook

Trouble viewing this email ? Forward to a friend! Finance Tech Energy Real Estate Transport and Tourism Media and Marketing Luxury Energy GCC to sustain economic growth despite plunging oil prices GCC countries are expected to sustain economic growth despite losses in oil export revenues caused by plunging oil prices, says a new report from the International Monetary Fund.  Read more » Innovation a key focus for GCC governments – GPCA Gulf Petrochemicals and Chemicals Association (GPCA) says in a statement that  regional governments in the Gulf have put innovation as their top national agenda. Read more » Iran to turn from importer to exporter of gasoline Iran will need no more gasoline imports next year when production starts in the major refinery being built in the Gulf, reports Irna citing the oil minister. Read more » FOLLOW US ON: Forward to a friend! Finance and Economy S&P gives negative outlook for Saudi and Bahrain Outlook on ratings based on an average Brent oil price of $55 per barrel in 2015 and $70 per barrel in 2015-2018. Read more » Lebanon's foreign currency reserves contract in January Lebanese Central Bank's foreign assets increased by 6.28 per cent, higher than end of January 2015's reading of $35.62 billion. Read more » Real Estate Dubai's DAMAC Properties announce financial results The leading developer of high-end, luxury residential property in the Middle East, announces results for the twelve months ending 31st December 2014. Read more » DTZ enhances its valuation and research operations in Qatar The global real estate company continues its drive to lead the Qatari real estate market with international best practice standards. Read more »      News Ban Ki-moon stresses on public–private partnership The secretary-general of the United Nations, has called for cooperation between the public sector and private enterprises to drive growth and societal change. Read more » Lebanon investment banks' assets increase by 3.21 per cent This increase comes on the back of the 14. 71 per cent hike in claims on the private sector to $1,380 million according to Credit Libanais. Read more » Forward to a friend! To ensure delivery to your inbox, please add reply@advertising.mediaquestcorp.com to your address book. Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | About us | Unsubscribe © Copyright 2015 AMEinfo. All Rights Reserved. www.ameinfo.com P.O. BOX 72184 Dubai Media City, Zee Tower, Office 206, United Arab Emirates info@mediaquestcorp.com    |    Contact