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War Sends Saudi Oil Output Down and Revenue Up

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Saudi Arabia’s quarterly budget deficit shrank by nearly three-quarters in the second quarter, courtesy of the same war that hammered its oil industry and sent the economy into its steepest contraction since the pandemic. The Kingdom posted a 34.3-billion-riyal—or $9.1-billion—shortfall for the three months through June, down from 125.7 billion riyals in the first quarter, according to the finance ministry. Oil revenue rose 28% from the previous quarter as crude prices jumped. As for spending, it fell 3.5%. War, as it turns out,…

First report: Saudi Arabia’s Sabic Narrows Loss on Higher Selling Prices, Despite Lower Volumes — finance.yahoo.com, 13d