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IMF Chief: Attacks on Saudi Arabia could have ‘negative spillover everywhere’

FonteSaudi Gazette
Pubblicato14 ottobre 2026 alle ore 16:31
ArgomentiSicurezza e rischi, Economia
Ambito territorialeArabia Saudita

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said on Wednesday that developments in Saudi Arabia potentially have “negative spillovers for everybody everywhere.” Speaking at the IMF Managing Director’s briefing on the Global…

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