by Martin Armstrong www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Saudi-Snow.mp4 It is snowing a lot in Saudi Arabia. This has nothing to do with CO2. The sooner we start to listen to great research instead of
TBH we are all confused with snow today in Texas, Alabama, Saudi, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon … Tomorrow gonna be us in DC — Joyce Karam (@Joyce_Karam) February 18, 2021
By Irina Slav When earlier this month Saudi Arabia served “a wonderful surprise” to oil markets in the words of its energy minister, oil prices jumped up. After all, the
The US has reportedly moved a THAAD battery into Saudi Arabia – really big sign of conflict with Iran soon — 🌲 emperor inteIwave 🌲 (@inteldotwav) December 3, 2020 the
by Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St In under 18 months (barely 12 months) Saudi Aramco (a small portion of shares went IPO in 2019) has added $20 billion in debt
By Simon Watkins The initial public offering (IPO) of Saudi Aramco that was heralded by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) as being a showcase flotation for raising massive new
By Simon Watkins Nine months on from Saudi Arabia’s second major oil price war in the last five years, more negative consequences are manifesting themselves. Aside from the irrevocably damaged core
I can confirm that the king was extremely ill as of few days ago. I cannot yet confirm his death. — Ali AlAhmed (@AliAlAhmed_en) September 21, 2020 King Salman has
By Tsvetana Paraskova Saudi Arabia’s oil giant Aramco reclaimed the spot of the world’s most valuable company after a relatively steady performance in Riyadh so far this month, while shares
On the eve of the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, a federal judge directed the Saudi Arabian government to make as many as 24 current and former officials available for
By Simon Watkins It was evident to anyone with even half a brain that the last Saudi-instigated oil price war would end in abject failure for the Saudis, just as the
finance.yahoo.com/news/oil-extends-retreat-below-40-221055675.html (Bloomberg) — Oil extended its retreat below $40 a barrel after Saudi Arabia cut pricing for October crude sales, as demand struggles to fully recover from the coronavirus outbreak.
By Tsvetana Paraskova The world’s top oil exporter, Saudi Arabia, saw its crude oil exports in June drop to their lowest on record at just below 5 million barrels per
By Tsvetana Paraskova Russia produced more crude oil than Saudi Arabia in June, beating it to the second place of the largest oil producers in the world, behind the number-one
By Tsvetana Paraskova After three consecutive months of raising its crude oil prices, the world’s largest oil exporter, Saudi Arabia, is widely expected to make the first cut to its
By Yousef Alshammari Despite the recommendation of the OPEC+ JMMC to ease the oil output cuts by 2 million bbl/d, oil markets maintained their bullish sentiment over the past week