Analysis, data & forecasts on every country across the region

Economy / Yemen

No Way Out For Troubled Economy

June 2008 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: Yemen's economy has been badly impacted by global economic trends, and even high oil prices can provide only a temporary palliative, although the prospect of liquefied natural gas revenues from 2009 is one positive to look forward

To read the full article, please choose one of the following options:

Subcribers please log in

Related Monitor Articles
Major Setback To Improving Security Situation

Economy / Yemen The September 17 attack on the US embassy in Sana'a highlights that although the government has recently made significant progress in rounding up suspected al-Qaeda militants, security threats remain....
September 2008
Blasts Show Security Will Remain Top Of Agenda

Political Risk / Yemen Reports of two explosions followed by heavy gunfire near the US embassy in the Yemeni capital of Sana'a today (September 17) highlight that even though the government has recently made significant progress...
September 2008
Houthi Deal Promises Improved Near-Term Security Outlook

Political Risk / Yemen BMI View: Having struck a peace deal with the northern Zaydi rebels, President Saleh should be able to deploy more resources to combat the al-Qaeda threat.
September 2008
Saleh Tries To Keep Neighbours On-Side

Political Risk / Yemen BMI View: Diplomatic outreach to countries in the Red Sea and in the Arabian Peninsula will help to support the country's
September 2008
US Decision Acknowledges Improving Security

Political Risk / Yemen We recently upped our short-term political risk rating for Yemen from 63.1 to 64.0 based on the improving security situation. As if to underline our view, we note that the US embassy in Sana'a has decided...
August 2008


All material on this site is protected by international copyright laws and use of this site is subject to our Terms & Conditions.
© 2012 Business Monitor International Ltd
Site powered by WORKSsitebuilder CMS