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Saudi Budget Deficit Narrows Three-Quarters on Wartime Oil Spike

Saudi Arabia’s quarterly fiscal deficit contracted by almost 75%, benefiting from a spike in global oil prices even as the Iran war shrank the economy.

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Saudi Budget Deficit Narrows Three-Quarters on Wartime Oil Spike
Saudi Arabia’s quarterly fiscal deficit contracted by almost 75%, benefiting from a spike in global oil prices even as the Iran war shrank the economy.
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