Saudi economy now expected to shrink in 2026 on extended Hormuz disruption timeline, BMI
BMI expects the Saudi economy to contract in 2026 because of the Hormuz disruptions
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BMI expects the Saudi economy to contract in 2026 because of the Hormuz disruptions
A headline surplus driven by oil prices and constrained imports rather than broad-based trade growth
BMI analysts are expecting different economic performances for the region
The East-West pipeline keeps the Kingdom out of contraction, but the forecasts are scattered enough that even the growth call…
Saudi Arabia weathered the regional conflict better than some of the GCC countries.
Two economists say the Kingdom is insulated for now but expect the pressure to show in the second half if…
The cuts target discretionary and operational spending across ministries
Global growth, on the other hand, is still forecast at 3% as the war and an AI boom cancel each…
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