IMF: Gulf Arab states must trim spending growth

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Monday 29, October 2012 by Isla MacFarlane

IMF: Gulf Arab states must trim spending growth

In a new report, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warns that Arab oil exporting countries in the Gulf could see their combined surplus turn into a deficit around 2017 unless they reign in government spending plans

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