IMF Revises Down Gulf Oil Exporter Growth Forecast for 2025

The IMF cut its 2025 growth outlook for Gulf oil-exporting countries to 2.3%, primarily due to falling oil prices. The region’s economic dependency on hydrocarbons remains a vulnerability amid global energy price shifts.

Source: Gulf News

May 4, 2025
4:36 am

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