Middle East Economic Growth In Lower Gear Amid Ongoing Conflict
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السياق الخليجي
Regional economic expansion has historically decelerated during periods of geopolitical tension, with GCC markets sensitive to disruptions in energy infrastructure, trade routes, and capital flows; prolonged conflict scenarios typically pressure non-oil sectors including tourism, real estate, and financial services, while oil-dependent economies show resilience through price mechanisms. The current slowdown reflects structural vulnerabilities across diversified economies—particularly those with significant exposure to regional trade networks and tourism—combined with elevated fiscal spending pressures and potential capital outflows to safer jurisdictions. Historical precedent suggests recovery timelines depend on resolution pace, with GCC policymakers deploying foreign reserves and stimulu
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