Informal employment dominates - Economist Intelligence Unit
WEBJun 23, 2015 · Informal employment dominates. This content is not included in your organisation’s subscription. To request access or to find out more about EIU's solutions, please contact eiucustomerservices@eiu.com. The Economist Intelligence Unit.
Lebanon Economy, Politics and GDP Growth Summary - The …
WEBEconomy. Risk. In brief. Political instability will remain high throughout the 2024-28 forecast period. Najib Mikati has been reappointed as prime minister following a parliamentary election in May 2022, but government formation will be fraught, leading to prolonged political deadlock. Lebanon remains vulnerable to a widening of the Israel-Gaza ...
Malaysia Economy, Politics and GDP Growth Summary - The …
WEBMalaysia's economy will accelerate to 4.4% in 2024 as external demand recovers. Over the medium term Malaysia's established electronics parts and components industry and will benefit from the ongoing US-China trade conflict, which will see foreign investors in the sector expand existing facilities, albeit at a gradual pace.
Denmark Economy, Politics and GDP Growth Summary - The …
WEBWe expect real GDP growth to increase marginally in 2024, compared with the estimated growth rate for 2023. As economic activity normalises, our baseline forecast is that real GDP growth will rise in 2025-28, but remain below average growth rates in 2015-19. Read more: Denmark's economy shrinks by 0.1% in Q3.
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WEBEl Salvador's real GDP growth beats expectations in Q3. Although we will revise up our full-year growth estimate for 2023, we still expect the economy to slow in 2024. Economy | Forecast | Economic growth | November 9th 2023.
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WEBEconomic activity will remain comparatively robust in 2025-28, helped by steadily expanding hydrocarbons production and a rising contribution from non-oil sectors, such as tourism, manufacturing and logistics. The riyal's peg to the US dollar, at SR3.75:US$1—a rate that has been in place since 1986—will remain unchallenged in the medium term.
Lesotho Economy, Politics and GDP Growth Summary - The …
WEBGDP will pick up, but remain weak, as work continues on the second phase of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project. Lesotho will continue to record a structural current-account deficit in 2024-25, but this will narrow to 7.1% of GDP in 2024 and 6.5% of GDP in 2025, in line with an expected recovery in diamond prices and high SACU transfers.
South Korea - Economist Intelligence Unit
WEBEconomic growth will bounce back in 2024, on the back of rebounding external demand and growing private consumption. Inter-Korean tensions will intensify as South Korea deepens defence co-operation with the US, while North Korea seeks to further its development of strategic weapons. Read more: Fiscal prudence back in favour in South Korea.
Maldives - The Economist Intelligence Unit
WEBThe government will focus on bolstering activity in the tourism sector in 2024-25 by adding eco-tourism offerings and developing the industry in the Northern and Southern atolls. Robust services exports in the near term, led by solid tourist inflows, will strengthen the country's external buffers and limit the risk of a balance-of-payments ...
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WEBAfghanistan fails to stamp out the illegal narcotics trade. Poppy production will fuel the argument that the Taliban militia should not be recognised as a legitimate government. Displaying 1-10 of 10 articles move back one. The Economist Intelligence Unit.