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WGS 2025: IMF projects 3.3 percent global growth for 2025; MENA expected to rebound to 3.6 percent

Middle East recovery is expected to be fueled by an uptick in oil production and a reduction in regional conflicts

IMF considers new funding for Egypt amid rising costs

Cairo currently benefits from an $8 billion IMF financing agreement expanded in 2022 for economic support

Kuwait projects $58.9 billion revenue in draft budget for 2025-26

Non-oil revenues are expected to increase by 9 percent to $9.4 billion, says finance minister

UAE’s growth forecast: Strong and steady at 4 percent in 2025, says IMF

Non-hydrocarbon sectors thrive due to tourism, construction, public spending, and growth in financial services

IMF projects 3.3 percent global growth in 2025, inflation to fall to 3.5 percent by 2026

Despite the stable global growth forecast, disparities among countries are widening

A pivotal year for progress

As we face the year 2025, the MENA region is poised for growth, with the non-oil economy playing a critical role

IMF forecasts steady global economic growth, continuing disinflation in 2025

Georgieva noted that the U.S. economy is performing "quite a bit better" than anticipated

Egypt’s economy to grow between 3.5 percent and 4.5 percent in 2025: Report

The IMF expects Egypt's economic growth to increase during 2025-2029 to around 5 percent

GCC region’s GDP to grow 3.7 percent in 2024, 4.5 percent in 2025: Report

The region's non-oil sector is expected to grow 4.5 percent in 2024, 7.8 percent in 2025 and 8.6 percent in 2026

IMF to review Egypt’s loan program as GDP growth projected at 4.2 percent for FY2025

Georgieva noted that Egypt's inflation reached 37 percent in 2023 but has decreased to between 25 percent and 26 percent

UAE’s non-oil sector projected to grow between 4 percent and 5 percent in 2025: IMF

The country's economic growth is projected to lead region in 2025, says Dr. Azour

UAE’s GDP projected to grow over 5 percent by 2025 amidst shifting global dynamics: UBS

Global factors, especially oil production and OPEC decisions, influence growth expectations for GCC economies