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Brexit Referendum: The UK Is Likely To Remain By Qatar National Bank - Jun 19, 2016

Support for Brexit, the UK exit from the European Union (EU), has begun to surge almost two weeks ahead of the referendum, which will be held on June 23. The Financial Times’ poll of polls has...

U.S. Fed Shakes Complacent Markets By Qatar National Bank - May 29, 2016

Economic CommentaryThe US Federal Reserve (Fed) surprised financial markets last week. The minutes of its April rate-setting meeting indicated a significant likelihood of an interest rate increase in...

What Is Behind The Latest Rebound In Oil Prices? By Qatar National Bank - May 22, 2016

Oil prices have had a volatile start to the year. They collapsed 25% to USD28/barrel in the first 20 days of 2016, but then rebounded strongly and are now up 33% year to date at USD49/b. Our analysis...

Steady But Unimpressive Growth In The Euro Area By Qatar National Bank - May 15, 2016

Economic CommentarySteady but unimpressive growth in the Euro area Growth in the Euro area was stronger than expected in the first quarter of 2016, registering 2.2% on an annualised basis. While the...

Challenges And Opportunities For The Middle East In 2016 By Qatar National Bank - May 01, 2016

Economic CommentaryChallenges And Opportunities For The Middle East In 2016 The International Monetary Fund (IMF) released its economic outlook for the Middle East on April 25. Overall, the IMF...

Limited Market Backlash From The Doha Meeting By Qatar National Bank - Apr 24, 2016

Some of the world’s major oil producers met in Doha on April 17 to discuss possible steps to support the oil market. Market participants had expected a deal involving a stabilisation of...

India: Implementing The Reform Agenda By Qatar National Bank - Apr 17, 2016

Doha, April 18th - QNB Group has published its IndiaEconomic Insight 2016 report. The report examines how the implementation of reforms could reinforce India’s status as the fastest growing...

Another Year, Another Downward Forecast Revision By Qatar National Bank - Apr 17, 2016

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) released its bi-annual survey of the global economy last week. As has been customary in recent years, the outlook for global growth has been revised down. The IMF...

Will The Recovery In Oil Prices Continue? By Qatar National Bank - Apr 10, 2016 1

Economic CommentaryWill The Recovery In Oil Prices Continue? Oil prices have enjoyed a recovery in recent weeks. They rose from USD28 per barrel (/b) in mid-January to around USD40/b now. While a...

The EM Crisis Is Not Over Yet By Qatar National Bank - Apr 03, 2016

Emerging Markets (EMs) experienced a strong capital surge in March, according to the Institute of International Finance (IIF), with the strongest inflows for 21 months. The inflows were broad based...

Is The Fed Really As Dovish As Markets Think? By Qatar National Bank - Mar 27, 2016

The Fed gave markets a dovish surprise on the 16th March when it revised down its projections for the policy rate in 2016 from four hikes to two hikes of 25 basis points each. The move was a bigger...

ECB, Big Gun But Running Out Of Ammunition? By Qatar National Bank - Mar 20, 2016

QNB EconomicsIn response to falling inflation and lagging growth, the European Central Bank (ECB) introduced a range of easing measures on 10 March, cutting interest rates and expanding its...

Markets Set The Stage For Fed Rate Hikes By Qatar National Bank - Mar 13, 2016

Economic CommentaryAfter a tough start to the year, global financial markets have recovered strongly in recent weeks. Early in the year, a number of concerns plagued financial markets and pushed back...

How Many Times Should The Fed Hike Rates This Year? By Qatar National Bank - Feb 14, 2016

The turmoil in financial markets at the beginning of this year has prompted some to question whether the US Federal Reserve (Fed) should have increased interest rates in December. The markets have...

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