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Saudi budget gap exceeds target on drop in oil revenue

FuenteAGBI (Arabian Gulf Business Insight)
Publicado4 de noviembre de 2026 a las 10:32
TemasEnergía, Economía
Área de prácticaEnergía
SectorEnergía
JurisdicciónArabia Saudí

Resumen

Saudi Arabia’s budget deficit grew in the third quarter of 2026, surpassing the government’s full-year target, Finance Ministry data shows. Pressure on public finances from the US-Iran war and a seasonal rise in spending are likely to widen the gap further by…

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