Tariff-triggered oil slump could deepen Saudi budget strain
Lower oil revenues could prompt deeper budget cuts, fresh debt issuance, and reprioritization of Vision 2030 projects
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Lower oil revenues could prompt deeper budget cuts, fresh debt issuance, and reprioritization of Vision 2030 projects
Saudi Arabia is more exposed to oil prices than the UAE and Kuwait, Shams El Din says
On a quarterly basis, the overall unemployment rate was down by 0.2 percentage points from 3Q 2024.
The PMI figure came in at 58.1 in March, dipping down from February’s reading of 58.4
Oil’s share of total exports dropped to 72.7%
The number of weekly transactions also rose by 0.3% w-o-w to 193.6 mn
The Fed lowered its GDP growth forecast for the US to 1.7%, down from 2.1%
S&P Global Ratings recently revised Saudi Arabia’s credit rating to A+
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