BusinessQuiet 12d · day 13
Saudi Arabia's economy shrinks 3.8% as oil output falls
The Arab region's largest economy struggles with fallout from the Iran war and escalations with Yemen's Houthi militants.
What to know
- Saudi Arabia's economy contracted 3.8%, driven by falling oil output.
- The decline reflects ongoing impacts from the Iran war and Houthi escalations with Yemen.
- The kingdom, the Arab region's largest economy, is struggling to manage the regional conflict's economic toll.
“The Arab region's largest economy struggled to contain the fallout from the Iran war—even before the latest escalations with Yemen's Houthi militants.”
WSJ, reporting outlet · Wall Street Journal ↗
Saudi Arabia subject of economic report
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Saudi Arabia reports 3.8% economic contraction
Saudi Arabia's economy, the Arab region's largest, shrank 3.8% as oil output declined. The contraction reflects ongoing fallout from the Iran war and recent escalations with Yemen's Houthi militants.
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first by WSJ, 11d ago · also Investing.com News
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- Saudi Arabia’s GDP falls 3.8% in third quarter Investing.com News · 11d ago
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