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IMF lifts MENA GDP forecast to 3.3% on easing global risks

The IMF raised its 2025 GDP growth projection for the Middle East and North Africa to 3.3%, up from 3.0%, citing easing geopolitical tensions and strong energy export recovery. Oil-exporting economies are expected to benefit from Brent’s $80–85 price range, while non-oil sectors show resilient domestic demand. Inflation across the region is projected to stabilize at 4.2%. The IMF warned of external risks tied to capital flows and currency volatility.

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IMF lifts MENA GDP forecast to 3.3% on easing global risks

The IMF raised its 2025 GDP growth projection for the Middle East and North Africa to 3.3%, up from 3.0%, citing easing geopolitical tensions and strong energy export recovery. Oil-exporting economies are expected to benefit from Brent’s $80–85 price range, while non-oil sectors show resilient domestic demand. Inflation across the region is projected to stabilize at 4.2%. The IMF warned of external risks tied to capital flows and currency volatility.

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IMF lifts MENA GDP forecast to 3.3% on easing global risks

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IMF upgraded MENA 2025 GDP outlook to 3.3%, driven by energy recovery and resilient demand, while warning of external risks from capital outflows.

The IMF raised its 2025 GDP growth projection for the Middle East and North Africa to 3.3%, up from 3.0%, citing easing geopolitical tensions and strong energy export recovery. Oil-exporting economies are expected to benefit from Brent’s $80–85 price range, while non-oil sectors show resilient domestic demand. Inflation across the region is projected to stabilize at 4.2%. The IMF warned of external risks tied to capital flows and currency volatility.

The IMF raised its 2025 GDP growth projection for the Middle East and North Africa to 3.3%, up from 3.0%, citing easing geopolitical tensions and strong energy export recovery. Oil-exporting economies are expected to benefit from Brent’s $80–85 price range, while non-oil sectors show resilient domestic demand. Inflation across the region is projected to stabilize at 4.2%. The IMF warned of external risks tied to capital flows and currency volatility.

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Oct 21, 2025 • 13:28 IST