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The government's recent announcement that it is to inject a sizeable amount of cash into upgrading the country's infrastructure comes as a welcome relief to many Indonesians.
The impressive rate of growth in the South African economy over recent years has resulted in the country moving from a net long position on oil to a net short position in the space of five years. Thus, plans for a new oil pipeline from Durban to Gauteng have come at the right time.
Despite a dip in its stock market in late 2005 and early 2006, Abu Dhabi is expecting a substantial flow of foreign direct investment (FDI) this year.
Although two months have passed since the March parliamentary elections, efforts to come up with a working coalition formula in Ukraine have so far failed to produce decisive results. As a result, the stalled political process may delay a raft of long-awaited economic reforms.
A shortage of cement is threatening to halt much construction work in Qatar, as it races to be ready for this year's Asian Games.
Foreign investors and South African businesses are anxious as ideological divisions amongst the country's rulers raise questions about the sustainability of market liberalisation.

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