The CEEMEA region has shown resilience in the face of energy shocks caused by regional conflict, with most economies set for a strong recovery in 2027. While Gulf states face immediate economic strain, broader regional growth outlooks remain anchored by policy-led rebalancing and disinflation trends.
Key Takeaways
- 1.CEEMEA economies are broadly 'storm-tested' against energy shocks, with growth expected to rebound in 2027.
- 2.The Gulf states face a period of recovery following significant growth volatility and energy sector losses due to conflict.
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Authors
Simon WilliamsMelis MetinerAgata Urbanska-GinerHugo PienaarRyan Walter
Themes
Conflict recovery in the GulfEnergy price shock impact
Regions
OtherSouth AfricaCzech RepublicHungary