In the media | 08 Dec 2022
DubaiEye: Bitesize Business Breakfast
Scott Livermore, Chief UAE Economist at Oxford Economics joins DubaiEye to discuss projections for the UAE economy and they have a look at the new PMI numbers for the UAE that show a softening of the non-oil private sector.
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