18 Sep 2016
(MENAFN) Kuwait”s non-oil economy maintained a healthy pace of growth, while oil prices remained more than half their levels of two year ago.
However, oil prices declined from over uSD100 per barrel, a sizeable fiscal surplus turned into a deficit.
On the other hand, the fiscal deficit is predicted to narrow by 2017 as the price of oil gradually improves.
It is expected that Brent will average almost USD45 a barrel this year before rising to USD55 in the coming year.
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