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S&P Global warns of a possible new "debt spiral" in Europe

S&P Global warns of a possible new "debt spiral" in Europe
09/21/2020 - Frédéric Dubessy | Society / Institutions
EUROPE. According to a study by the rating agency S&P Global, Europe risks falling into a new "debt spiral" if European banks continue to buy government bonds from their home countries. version française

banking sector, banks, debt spiral, Europe, France, Germany, Portugal, S&P, sovereign debt, Spain, study

Banking Competition, Convergence and Growth across Macro-Regions of MENA

03/05/2018 | EMNES reports
Published in march 2018. Written by Samah Issa, Claudia Girardone and Stuart Snaith This paper represents the first study to examine convergence of bank competition in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and the impact of bank market power on growth.
bank market, banking, banks, Claudia Girardone, economic growth, economy, Emnes, Euro-mediterranean network for economic studies, growth development report, Mashrek report, MENA, Middle East, North Africa, Samah Issa, Stuart Snaith

Egypt takes a gamble on diversification

Egypt takes a gamble on diversification
11/26/2012 - Safia Ouared, Cairo | Services


EGYPT. Egypt is planning to upgrade its tourism industry. The country wants to build on its renewal using key international and domestic markets.

French version
alexandria, banks, businesses, cairo, communication, cruisies, desert, eco-tourism, Egypt, emirates, experts, germany, golf, Great Britain, investments, qatar, red sea, russia, Saoudi arabia, spas, sports tourism, thalassotherapy, tourist, tourist sites, upper Egypt

Modern financial systems key to Mediterranean growth

Modern financial systems key to Mediterranean growth
10/15/2012 - Brigitte Challiol | Socio-economic assessments
MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES. The backward financial systems in Mediterranean countries are still a barrier to inward investment. However, things could alter quickly if the changes undertaken are followed through.
Algeria, banks, Casablanca, Egypt, European commission, European Investment Bank, European Neighbourhood Policy, Femise, investment, Jordan, Lebanon, Mediterranean countries, Mediterranean Sea, Morocco, stock markets, Tunis, Tunisia, Turkey


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