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Saudi Aramco has tapped KBR for a significant engineering contract to upgrade its Marjan offshore field, ensuring long-term production stability and advanced gas processing capabilities. This investment highlights the Kingdom's commitment to its energy future.
The Saudi stock market saw a strong rebound, with the Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) gaining over one percent, driven by major bank and energy stocks and steady oil flows.
As parliament prepares to debate the 2027 budget, you'll want to understand how a proposed new exchange rate and a significant deficit could affect your purchasing power and business operations.
The state oil giant has cut prices for November shipments to Asia, offering its flagship Arab Light crude at a $5 per barrel discount. This move targets market share amidst high shipping costs and regional disruptions.
The Kingdom is pausing flagship projects and entertainment events as the Public Investment Fund shifts toward strict spending limits.
A technical upgrade to the Tadawul allows orders to fill across multiple price levels. It comes as the market looks to recover from a difficult third quarter.
Baghdad's state-owned tankers have made their first shipment past the Strait of Hormuz in decades, signalling a major change in how it gets its crude to global markets.
Yemen's Houthi group claimed drone and missile strikes on a Riyadh Aramco facility, sparking fears of energy supply disruptions and pushing Brent crude prices above $106.
The United Arab Emirates has warned Britain it may pull significant investments after a Premier League ruling against Manchester City, signalling a rare diplomatic and economic escalation stemming from sports.
As Houthi attacks persist, the Kingdom is boosting its western pipeline capacity and exploring an Oman bypass to safeguard its crucial oil exports.