Monthly Archives: November 2011

November 24,2011 Egypt’s borrowing costs surged to their highest level yesterday since the unrest in January as a second wave of protests hamper the country’s ability to address its pressing financial needs and risk a deterioration in the economy. http://www.thenational.ae/business/economy/borrowing-costs-surge-amid-further-egypt-unrest

  November 24,2011 To reduce youth unemployment, training and education might not be enough, turning young people into entrepreneurs is the solution, Peter Matjašič, president of the European Youth Forum, told EurActiv in an interview. http://www.euractiv.com/justice/activist-jobs-creation-starts-youth-entrepreneurship-interview-509165

  November 21,2011 The UAE’s markets are in retreat this morning as fresh protests in Egypt weigh on stocks including Emaar Properties, the emirate’s biggest property developer. http://www.thenational.ae/business/markets/egyptian-protests-drive-uae-markets-down

November 21,2011  The European sovereign and banking crises as well as the American fiscal stalemate will most acutely impact Egypt, given the implications on global growth, Citigroup chief economist Willem Buiter said Sunday. http://thedailynewsegypt.com/economy/spillover-of-global-economic-turmoil-further-stress-on-egypt-says-economist.html

November 21,2011 Egypt’s deadly clashes could trigger investors’ worst-case scenario. The ruling army have become the focus of protester ire in a stand-off that threatens to delay elections, due to start in a week. If tensions aren’t resolved quickly, the economy is … Continue reading →