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Saudi Arabia: On The Road Of Reform
Will a boost in oil production help Saudi Arabia stick to its plans for economic diversification and fiscal reform?
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Saudization Takes Priority
Saudi Arabia is determined to replace foreign workers with natives.
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Maintaining Stability: Q&A With Bank One CEO Ravneet Chowdhury
Bank One CEO Ravneet Chowdhury tells Global Finance how Mauritius wins over investors with a secure stand-out investment climate.
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Mauritius: Small But Nimble
Mauritius is hoping to parlay its record as a wealth haven and FDI magnet into a new, knowledge-based economy and financial hub for Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Qatar: Plans To Grow Despite Pressure
The world’s biggest LNG producer is finding ways to bypass a Saudi-led blockade—and even to turn the economic challenge in its favor.
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Turkey: Clearing Ahead
After a difficult summer, Turkey’s currency and economy show new signs of strength, restoring consumer and investor confidence.
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Spain Takes A Breather
A slowdown in GDP growth still leaves Spain outperforming the rest of the eurozone. But will turmoil in Catalonia dampen spirits?
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Azerbaijan: Stabilized And Stepping Up
Azerbaijan has turned a corner and is diversifying away from oil dependency.
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China Hungers For Brazil’s Grain
Africa is not the only continent China is investing in.
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Thorny New Problem For Brazil’s New President
Whoever emerges on top of Brazil’s political system after this year’s election will face questions that have no good answers.
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Turkey’s Banks: Eyes On The Prize
While political turmoil rages, Turkey’s financial sector keeps innovating, bucking conventional wisdom and keeping the wheels of commerce moving.
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Russia: Pulling Up The Drawbridge
Russia has stabilized itself since its 2014 break with the West—but prospects for faster growth that could attract foreign investors remain dim.