United Arab Emirates; 2002 Article IV Consultation-Staff Report; Public Information Notice on the Executive Board Discussion; and Statement by the Executive Director for the United Arab Emirates
This 2002 Article IV Consultation highlights that despite lower oil revenue, the United Arab Emirates economy performed relatively well in 2001. The external current account surplus remained large, even though average oil prices declined by 12.6 percent to US$23.78 per barrel, leading to a loss in oil export receipts equivalent to 5 percent of GDP. Real GDP grew by about 4 percent, as a number of projects were launched in construction, electricity and water, and downstream oil sectors.
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2003-03-12
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Economic conditions | Article IV consultations | central bank | crude oil | oil prices | current account | external debt | balance of payments | current account surplus | natural gas | opec | oil production | crude oil prices | capital flows | crude oil production | current account balance | short-term debt | external liabilities | downstream oil | public finance | oil exporter | oil reserves | oil and gas | crude oil price | total external debt | refined oil products | oil and gas sector | petroleum products | oil products | oil company | power generation | national oil | hydrocarbon sector | crude oil exports | gas projects | debt service | oil companies | general resources account | gas sector | external liquidity | gas and petroleum | government debt | international debt | oil exports | economic stability | crude oil reserves |
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