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OPEC+ Crisis Deepens As Saudi Arabia Refuses To Budge
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates cranked up the tension in their OPEC standoff as the rare diplomatic spat between long-time allies leaves the global economy guessing how much oil it will get next month.
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Opinion: Important Lessons For Saudi Crown Prince In Past Few Months
His hand over his heart - a gesture as common to the Middle East's princes as to its paupers - Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman might admit that he bears at least as much responsibility as the coronavirus pandemic for the state of Saudi Arabia's economy. It is, after all, the combination of his ill-timed oil war against Russia with the Covid-19 cri...
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Putin vs Saudi Crown Prince In A Massive Oil Face-Off: Who Will Win?
If the oil face-off between President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman turns on who has a stiffer fiscal backbone, it's the ruble that could help carry Russia to the finish line.
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Saudi Arabia Offers $6 Billion To Pakistan Amid Economic Crisis
Saudi Arabia has agreed to give Pakistan $6 billion in foreign currency support for a year and a further loan worth up to $6 billion in deferred payments for oil imports to help stave off a current account crisis, Pakistan's government said on Tuesday.
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Saudi Economic Pain Tests Crown Prince's Resolve For Change
The drop in crude prices is making economists more skeptical about whether some of the plan's medium-term targets can be met.
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Persian Gulf Crisis Over Qatar, Which Has Just 300,000 Citizens, Explained
Qatar, with just over 300,000 citizens, has played an outsize role on the world stage because of its great wealth of oil and natural gas.
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Sun, Sand, Religious Police: Holidays In Saudi Arabia May Be Hard Sell
It's the day before the grand opening of Shaden, a luxury desert camp in Saudi Arabia where air-conditioned tents look out on sandstone cliffs. A princely delegation is on its way. But the place isn't quite ready.
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Tax-Free Days Ending For Saudis After Oil Slump With Royal Decree On VAT
Tax-free living will soon be a thing of the past for Saudis after their cabinet, on Monday, approved an International Monetary Fund-backed value-added tax to be imposed across the Gulf following an oil slump.
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The Untold Story Behind Saudi Arabia's 41-Year US Debt Secret
It was July 1974. A steady predawn drizzle had given way to overcast skies when William Simon, newly appointed U.S. Treasury secretary, and his deputy, Gerry Parsky, stepped onto an 8 a.m. flight from Andrews Air Force Base. On board, the mood was tense. That year, the oil crisis had hit home.
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New Guard Rises In Saudi Arabia As Oil Crisis Forces Rethink
After a year of plunging oil prices, all eyes were on Ibrahim Al-Assaf, Saudi Arabia's finance minister for two decades, to deliver a budget that could restore confidence in the kingdom's finances.
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Saudi Arabia dynasty moves to forestall succession crisis
Saudi Arabia's appointment of Prince Muqrin as deputy crown prince is a first step towards addressing its biggest dynastic challenge for 50 years and forestalling a possible succession crisis in the world's top oil exporter.
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OPEC+ Crisis Deepens As Saudi Arabia Refuses To Budge
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates cranked up the tension in their OPEC standoff as the rare diplomatic spat between long-time allies leaves the global economy guessing how much oil it will get next month.
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Opinion: Important Lessons For Saudi Crown Prince In Past Few Months
His hand over his heart - a gesture as common to the Middle East's princes as to its paupers - Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman might admit that he bears at least as much responsibility as the coronavirus pandemic for the state of Saudi Arabia's economy. It is, after all, the combination of his ill-timed oil war against Russia with the Covid-19 cri...
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Putin vs Saudi Crown Prince In A Massive Oil Face-Off: Who Will Win?
If the oil face-off between President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman turns on who has a stiffer fiscal backbone, it's the ruble that could help carry Russia to the finish line.
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Saudi Arabia Offers $6 Billion To Pakistan Amid Economic Crisis
Saudi Arabia has agreed to give Pakistan $6 billion in foreign currency support for a year and a further loan worth up to $6 billion in deferred payments for oil imports to help stave off a current account crisis, Pakistan's government said on Tuesday.
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Saudi Economic Pain Tests Crown Prince's Resolve For Change
The drop in crude prices is making economists more skeptical about whether some of the plan's medium-term targets can be met.
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Persian Gulf Crisis Over Qatar, Which Has Just 300,000 Citizens, Explained
Qatar, with just over 300,000 citizens, has played an outsize role on the world stage because of its great wealth of oil and natural gas.
-
Sun, Sand, Religious Police: Holidays In Saudi Arabia May Be Hard Sell
It's the day before the grand opening of Shaden, a luxury desert camp in Saudi Arabia where air-conditioned tents look out on sandstone cliffs. A princely delegation is on its way. But the place isn't quite ready.
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Tax-Free Days Ending For Saudis After Oil Slump With Royal Decree On VAT
Tax-free living will soon be a thing of the past for Saudis after their cabinet, on Monday, approved an International Monetary Fund-backed value-added tax to be imposed across the Gulf following an oil slump.
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The Untold Story Behind Saudi Arabia's 41-Year US Debt Secret
It was July 1974. A steady predawn drizzle had given way to overcast skies when William Simon, newly appointed U.S. Treasury secretary, and his deputy, Gerry Parsky, stepped onto an 8 a.m. flight from Andrews Air Force Base. On board, the mood was tense. That year, the oil crisis had hit home.
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New Guard Rises In Saudi Arabia As Oil Crisis Forces Rethink
After a year of plunging oil prices, all eyes were on Ibrahim Al-Assaf, Saudi Arabia's finance minister for two decades, to deliver a budget that could restore confidence in the kingdom's finances.
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Saudi Arabia dynasty moves to forestall succession crisis
Saudi Arabia's appointment of Prince Muqrin as deputy crown prince is a first step towards addressing its biggest dynastic challenge for 50 years and forestalling a possible succession crisis in the world's top oil exporter.
