MEED | March 2025: Data drives regional projects

Thermal coal registers another double-digit decline, while iron ore rebounds strongly after a drop the previous month

Includes: Commodity tracker | Construction risk | Brent Spot Price | Construction output

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Chinese contractors win record market share; Cairo grapples with political and fiscal challenges; Stronger upstream project spending beckons in 2025

Distributed to senior decision-makers in the region and around the world, the March 2025 edition of MEED Business Review includes:

> AGENDA 1: Chinese firms dominate region’s projects market

> AGENDA 2: China construction at pivotal juncture

> LIBYA: Uncertainty and instability damage Libyan oil sector optimism

> UPSTREAM 1: Offshore oil and gas sees steady capex

> UPSTREAM 2: Saudi Arabia to retain upstream dominance

> BAPCO: Bahrain to benefit from $7bn project by year’s end

> MASDAR: Masdar meets renewable’s moonshot challenge

> DIRIYAH: Diriyah CEO sets the record straight

> SAUDI POWER: Saudi power projects hit record high

> AUTOMOTIVE: Saudi Arabia gears up to lead Gulf’s automotive sector

> EGYPT: Egypt battles structural issues

> GULF PROJECTS INDEX: Gulf hits six-month growth streak

> CONTRACT AWARDS: High-value deals signed in power and industrial sectors

> ECONOMIC DATA: Data drives regional projects

> OPINION: Trump’s foreign policy shakes global relations

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March 2025: Data drives regional projects

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