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Economy / Yemen

Temporary Boost Keeps Finances In The Black

September 2008 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: A fiscal surplus is possible this year, with the H108 hike in oil export earnings delivering an increase to state revenues. But more needs to be done on the supply side to raise revenues.

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