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The Qatari petrochemicals industry is set to continue its capacity surge, but BMI warns that high ethane prices and a lack of downstream diversification and added value could erode margins and upset i...

Our commercial banking forecast series covers 62 countries accounting for 80% of global GDP. Each report, researched at source, features BMI's independent assessment and 5-year forecasts to end-2017 f...

The outlook for private consumption in Zambia remains quite strong. Our Africa team is forecasting real GDP growth of 7.1% in 2013, among the strongest in the world. This is likely to provide a strong...

The Czech petrochemicals market should benefit from the country's recovery from recession in 2013 despite weak growth of just 0.5%. With the industry's key eurozone export markets experiencing a downt...

Compared with many of its South Asian neighbours, Sri Lanka's telecoms market is mature: penetration rates are high, 3G licences were first available in 2007 and, in late 2012, two Sri Lankan operator...

We have become more negative on the outlook for Tanzanian new car sales over the past quarter, now forecasting that just 4,535 new vehicles will be sold in the country in 2017. This downbeat view refl...

The Brazil Tourism Report examines the significant long-term potential being offered by the local tourism industry, especially with the country to host first the FIFA Football World Cup in 2014 and th...

We have revised up our near-term outlook for Namibia's construction sector as data from the Bank of Namibia illustrates that projects are finally making progress. With 2012 growth coming in significan...

We forecast modest growth in the Egyptian steel sector over the coming years, in line with our outlook for the wider economy. We examine the influence of the weak Egyptian pound on the sector and whet...

New and emerging classes of mobile devices (smartphones, pc data cards, USB modems, consumer devices with embedded wireless, machine-to-machine, etc.) are fostering explosive growth of wireless dat...