OECD highlights low Saudi corporate debt, but risks for Turkey:
"Saudi non-banking corporates have one of the lowest borrowing levels among the G-20 countries, according to the OECD’s latest global economic outlook. The report also showed that Turkey had the most foreign-denominated debt within the G-20, heaping pressure on President Recep Erdogan ahead of elections. But the next two years looked promising for global GDP growth running at its long-term average of about 4 percent, while world trade levels had recovered since the financial crisis. Unemployment within OECD countries was expected to drop to its lowest since 1980, although measures should be undertaken “to bring more people into the workforce.”"
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