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World Bank to Asharq Al-Awsat: Easing of Hormuz Shock to Drive Saudi Growth to 7.9% in 2027

FuenteAsharq Al-Awsat
Publicado6 de octubre de 2026 a las 11:23
TemasBanca y finanzas, Economía
Área de prácticaBanca y finanzas
SectorServicios financieros
JurisdicciónArabia Saudí

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Saudi Arabia's economy is expected to stage a strong rebound in 2027 as the effects of disruptions to energy and trade flows fade. The World Bank forecasts the Kingdom's GDP to grow by 7.9 percent next year, following a projected 2 percent contraction in…

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World Bank to Asharq Al-Awsat: Easing of Hormuz Shock to Drive Saudi Growth to 7.9% in 2027

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