Middle East and Central Asia Regional Economic Outlook, September 2006-- Table of Contents
Middle East and Central Asia, September 15, 2006
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Bibliographic details
- Authors: David Owen, Middle East, Central Asia Department, IMF
- Published: September 15, 2006
- Series: Middle East and Central Asia
Report purpose and scope
- Provides a broad synopsis of recent economic developments and prospects in the countries covered by the IMF's Middle East and Central Asia Department.
- Categorized under World Economic and Financial Surveys.
Key components and navigation
- Press Release: "IMF's Middle East and Central Asia Department Sees Continued Strong Growth in Central Asian Countries" — October 16, 2006
- Presentation: "Regional Economic Outlook, Prospects and Economic Policy Issues for Central Asia, A presentation by David Owen, Middle East and Central Asia Department, IMF, October 2006"
- Related publication cited: "World Economic Outlook: Financial Systems and Economic Cycles, September 2006"
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Contents — Main chapters and sections
- Recent Macroeconomic Developments and Prospects
- Highlights
- Recent Economic Developments
- Economic Outlook
- World economic outlook
- Outlook for the region
- Policy Issues
Boxes (detailed topics)
- 1. Remittances in the Caucasus and Central Asia
- 2. Lebanon—The Economic Consequences of the Conflict
- 3. Iraq—Some Progress Despite the Challenges
- 4. How is Oil Revenue Being Used?
- 5. Oil and Gas Production and Planned Investments in MCD Countries
- 6. Regional Cooperation in the Maghreb
Text figures (listed)
- Global Real GDP Growth
- Real GDP Growth in MCD
- External Current Account Balance
- Non-Oil Commodity Prices
- Gross Official Reserves
- Central Government Fiscal Balance
- 7. Total Government Debt
- 8. Counterparts to Money Supply
- 9. Credit to the Private Sector
- 10. Consumer Prices
- 11. Nominal Effective Exchange Rates
- 12. Real Effective Exchange Rates
- 13. Selected Stock Market Indices
- 14. WEO Global Assumptions
Statistical appendix and data conventions
- Statistical Appendix
- Data and Conventions
Tables (listed)
- Real GDP Growth
- Real Oil and Non-Oil GDP Growth for Oil Exporters
- Nominal Gross Domestic Product
- Consumer Price Index
- Broad Money
- Central Government Total Revenue Excluding Grants
- Central Government Non-Oil Fiscal Balance
- Central Government Non-Oil Revenue
- Central Government Total Expenditure and Net Lending
- Central Government Wages and Salaries
- Export of Goods and Services Growth
- Import of Goods and Services Growth
- 15. Current Account Balance (in billions of U.S. dollars)
- 16. Current Account Balance (in percent of GDP)
- 17. Terms of Trade
- 18.
- 19.
- 20.
- 21. Total Gross External Debt
Middle East and Central Asia Regional Economic Outlook, September 2006-- Table of Contents — International Monetary Fund
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- Regional Economic Outlook — Prospects and Economic Policy Issues for Central Asia
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References
- Press Release: IMF's Middle East and Central Asia Department Sees Continued Strong Growth in Central Asian Countries
- Regional Economic Outlooks
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