Saudi Arabia's budget deficit in the third quarter of this year more than doubled due to a sharp decline in the country's oil revenues as a result of disruptions caused by the U.S. military intervention in Iran and also a reduction in payments from the oil giant 'Aramco'.
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Saudi Arabia's Budget Deficit More Than Doubled in the Third Quarter
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November 4, 2026
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Saudi Arabia's budget deficit has significantly increased due to falling oil revenues linked to U.S. military actions in Iran and reduced payments from Aramco. This situation highlights the economic challenges facing Saudi Arabia amidst geopolitical tensions.
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