Oil prices stayed steady amid geopolitical concerns and a mixed performance for commodity prices as the UAE remains the least risky construction market
Includes: Commodity tracker | Construction risk | Brent Spot Price | Construction output
READ MEED's YEARBOOK 2025
MEED’s 16th highly prized flagship Yearbook publication is available to read.
Published on 31 December 2024 and distributed to senior decision-makers in the region and around the world, the MEED Yearbook 2025 includes:
> PROJECTS: Another bumper year for Mena projects > GIGAPROJECTS INDEX: Gigaproject spending finds a level > INFRASTRUCTURE: Dubai focuses on infrastructure > US POLITICS: Donald Trump’s win presages shake-up of global politics > REGIONAL ALLIANCES: Middle East’s evolving alliances continue to shift > DOWNSTREAM: Regional downstream sector prepares for consolidation > CONSTRUCTION: Bigger is better for construction > TRANSPORT: Transport projects driven by key trends > PROJECTS: Gulf projects index continues ascension > CONTRACTS: Mena projects market set to break records in 2024 |
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