REACHING FOR THE SKY
Clinching both the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics has placed Brazil firmly under the sporting calendar spotlight. The country now needs to knuckle down to the challenges of holding two vast and very different events. The country’s patchy transport infrastruc...
BARCLAYS BACKS UPSTREAM ENERGY
The Barclays Natural Resource Investments (BNRI), the direct investment arm of Barclays Capital, which specialises in investments in upstream energy, has partnered with two oil exploration and exploitation specialists Richard Hall and Rory Edwards, with partic...
JORDAN: THE QUIET PERFORMER
According to monthly data provided by the Amman Stock exchange the increase in non-Jordanian investments at the exchange through August has slowed somewhat. Jordan is however, the quiet performer in the Middle East region and increasingly the locus of internat...
GAS NETWORKS: THE NEW POLITICAL PATCHWORK
Like it or not, Western Europe is caught in a benign pincer movement, as gas supplies pipe into the sub-continent from Russia, the CIS and North African suppliers. Traditionally, relationships between North African energy suppliers and the West have been stand...
WORLD BANK/GEORGIA
The World Bank Group Board is working on a new Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) with Georgia, which provides the framework guiding the World Bank Group’s assistance to the country for the 2009 to 2012 period. “This strategy has been prepared against the bac...
SINAI/CEMENT
ARESCO completes Sinai production line
JP MORGAN JOINS WORLD BANK PROGRAM
JP Morgan joins global trade liquidity program with World Bank and its funding partners in a $1billion facility to stimulate trade in emerging markets.
GROWTH AT FULL TILT
Much has been said about the “curse of oil” that hampers the development of poor countries. But, for Angola, the existence of huge reserves of oil under its territorial waters should more likely be called a blessing. Thanks to the black gold, the former Portug...
THE DOWNSTREAM DRIVE
Sharia-compliant Islamic financial institutions, as a direct consequence of being prohibited from accessing interbank money markets and trading short-term debt instruments except at face value, have generally maintained high liquidity and face a problem with r...
NEW TRADE IMBALANCES
China became Brazil’s largest trading partner this year, replacing the US after close to seven decades, yet trade patterns remain focused on traditional, primary sectors and attempts by Brazil to diversify are meeting with patchy success. Finally, the threat o...
ENERGY REVENUES RETURN TO CENTRE STAGE
On the surface, the fact that total oil production in Russia last year fell by just 0.5% year-on-year (yoy), from 9.9m barrels per day (mbpd) in 2007 to 9.8mpbd in 2008 might not seem too perplexing a statistic. A closer look at the Russian oil sector however ...
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