Oil production ramp-up could trim Saudi’s deficit in 2026, says ADCB
Higher oil prices and a post-conflict production ramp-up may trim the Kingdom’s budget gap more than previously expected
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Higher oil prices and a post-conflict production ramp-up may trim the Kingdom’s budget gap more than previously expected
Housing and utilities continue to be the main upward driver of inflation
PLUS: Oil producers watch bns of USD slip through Hormuz
Strategic oil pipelines and storage buffers shield the economy from maritime disruptions
This will happen if the current regional conflict drives oil prices up by 10% and holds them there for most…
GCC GDP forecast has been slashed to 2.6% from 4.4%
Hormuz typically accounts for around 25% of global seaborne oil trade and some 20% of global LNG trade
Global oil prices surging past USD 90 act as a natural buffer against potential export volume drops
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