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Global Economic Tracker—Insights and Trends (GET-IT)—Emerging Middle East and Africa Q1, 2016

A Quarterly Pulse of Growth Opportunities

20-May-2016  /  Research Code: 9A6E-00-0E-00-00  /  SKU: CI00209-AF-DE_18577  /  
Region: Africa

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Oil prices might see some signs of stabilization given the discussions between Saudi Arabia and Russia in February 2016 to freeze crude oil production. Most of the oil exporting economies in the Middle East and African region, barring Qatar and United Arab Emirates due to their well-diversified economy, ended 2015 with abysmal economic fundamentals due to tanking oil prices. Egypt, however, is back to the growth track followed by political stabilization with a new governmental election in Q4 2015.

Table of Contents

1. Economic Indicators
Gross Domestic Product (at current prices)
Gross Domestic Product Growth (at constant prices)
Gross Fixed Capital Formation
Gross Fixed Capital Formation as a % of GDP
Government Consumption Expenditure
Government Consumption Expenditure as a % in GDP
Private Consumption Expenditure
Private Consumption Expenditure as a % in GDP
Foreign Direct Investment
Index of Industrial Production
IIP Growth
Composite Leading Indicator
Purchasing Managers’ Index
Trade (Exports)
Trade (Imports)
Exchange Rate
Inflation Rate
2. Demographics
Unemployment Rate
Total Employment
Employment rate
Total Unemployment
Labour force
Labour force participation rate
Total Population
Total Infant population (0-4 years)
Population, ages 15-64 (% of total)
Total Population (15-64 years)
Total Aged population (65+)
Aged Population, % of Total Population
Total population 20-64
Urban Population
Urbanization Rate
Crude Birth Rate
Crude Death Rate
Life Expectancy at Birth
Fertility rate
Infant Mortality Rate
3. Energy
Index of Industrial Production
IIP Growth
Value Add to GDP
Value Add to GDP Growth
Oil Production
Oil Production Growth
Oil Exports
Oil Imports
Gas Production
Gas Production Growth
Gas Exports
Gas Imports
4. Manufacturing
Index of Industrial Production
IIP Growth
Value Add to GDP
Value Add to GDP Growth
5. Food and Beverages
Index of Industrial Production
IIP Growth
Value Add to GDP
Value Add to GDP Growth
Exports
Imports
6. Chemicals
Index of Industrial Production
IIP Growth
Value Add to GDP
Value Add to GDP Growth
Exports
Imports
7. Pharmaceuticals
Index of Industrial Production
IIP Growth
Value Add to GDP
Value Add to GDP Growth
Exports
Imports
8. Plastics
Index of Industrial Production
IIP Growth
Value Add to GDP
Value Add to GDP Growth
Steel Production
Coal Production
Copper Production
9. Electricity
Installed Capacity
Index of Industrial Production
IIP Growth
Value Add to GDP
Value Add to GDP Growth
10. Construction
Index of Industrial Production
IIP Growth
Value Add to GDP
Value Add to GDP Growth
Aluminium Production
Cement Production
11. Agriculture
Index of Industrial Production
IIP Growth
Value Add to GDP
Value Add to GDP Growth
12. Healthcare
Total Healthcare Expenditure
Public Healthcare Expenditure
Private Healthcare expenditure
Total health expenditure as a % of GDP
Health expenditure, public (% of total health expenditure)
13. Information and Communication Technologies
Number of mobile subscriptions
Mobile Penetration
Number of Fixed-broadband subscriptions
14. Country Coverage –MEA
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Egypt
Algeria
Nigeria
Qatar
Israel
15. Year, Quarter and Month Coverage
Yearly Data: 2010 – 2019
Quarterly Data: Q1 2010 – Q3 2018
Monthly Data: January 2010 – March 2016


List of Figures & Charts

1. Size of Economy based on Gross Domestic Product, MEA, 2010–2016
2. Economic Growth, MEA, 2010–2016
3. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Inflows, MEA, 2010–2014
4. Manufacturing IIP Growth, MEA, 2010–2016
5. GET-IT Consolidated Excel, Middle East & Africa, Quarter 1 2016
6. Real GDP Growth–Regional Calculation, MEA, 2010–2016
7. Manufacturing Growth–Regional Calculation, MEA, 2010–2016
8. Mining Growth Rate–Regional Calculation, MEA, 2010–2016
9. Weight Calculation: Nominal GDP, MEA, 2010–2016
10. Weight Calculation: Manufacturing Value Add to GDP, MEA, 2010–2016
11. Weight Calculation: Mining Value Add to GDP, MEA, 2010–2016
12. GDP and GDP Growth, MEA, 2014–2016
13. Manufacturing Value Add to GDP and GDP Growth, MEA, 2014–2016
14. Mining Index of Industrial Production (IIP) and IIP Growth, MEA, 2014–2016
15. Crude Oil Production, MEA, Q1 2015–Q4 2016
16. Crude Oil Production Growth and GDP Growth, MEA, 2014–2016
17. Dry Natural Gas Production, MEA, 2012–2016
18. Dry Natural Gas Production Growth and GDP Growth, MEA, 2014–2016

1. GDP and GDP Growth, MEA, 2014–2016
2. Manufacturing Value Add to GDP and GDP Growth, MEA, 2014–2016
3. Mining Index of Industrial Production (IIP) and IIP Growth, MEA, 2014–2016
4. Crude Oil Production, MEA, Q1 2015–Q4 2016
5. Dry Natural Gas Production, MEA, 2012–2016



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