A new report from Standard & Poor's says GCC governments have enough assets to shield their economies from the turbulence and keep their economies moving through 'counter-cyclical expansionary fiscal policy', despite experiencing significant losses on their unknown asset holdings over the past 18 months. Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, and Kuwait are in the best position, while Bahrain and Oman are in the smallest amount comfortable positions due to their limited oil resources, compared to other GCC states, S&P's credit analyst Farouk Soussa said.


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