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Can Saudi Arabia withstand the plummeting oil prices? Goldman Sachs predicts that the fiscal deficit may soar to 75 billion dollars.
The significant drop in oil prices may put the oil-rich country of Saudi Arabia at risk of a serious fiscal deficit. The International Monetary Fund estimates that Saudi Arabia needs a crude oil price of $90 per barrel to achieve fiscal balance, while Goldman Sachs recently warned that if oil prices remain at the current low level of around $62 per barrel, the fiscal deficit in Saudi Arabia could double to $75 billion.
A warning of a $67 billion deficit! Goldman Sachs: The plummeting oil prices could severely impact Saudi Arabia's "Vision 2030."
The sharp decline in international oil prices has a profound impact on Saudi Arabia's financial situation and its ambitious economic transformation plan.
Shares of Oil and Gas Companies Are Trading Higher Following President Trump's Decision to Implement a 90-day Pause on Reciprocal Tariffs for All Countries Except China.
Express News | Shares of Oil and Gas Companies Are Trading Higher Following President Trump's Decision to Implement a 90-day Pause on Reciprocal Tariffs for All Countries Except China
Last week, the USA's Crude Oil Product inventory increased while the RBOB Gasoline and refined oil inventories declined.
The US Energy Information Administration announced this Wednesday that as of the week ending April 4, US Crude Oil Product inventories have increased.
The increasing expectation of recession has led to USA Crude Oil Product prices falling below 60 dollars, causing a setback in the rebound of Petroleum stocks in the Hong Kong stock market, resulting in a collective decline.
① Expectations of a recession heighten as USA Crude Oil Product prices fall below $60, how does the market view this? ② The rebound of Hong Kong Petroleum stocks is hindered and collectively declines, what is the indicative significance for the market?
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Goldman Sachs: How low can oil prices go?
Last weekend, Goldman Sachs lowered its oil price forecast, incorporating economists' further adjustments to GDP expectations.
Continuously falling! The new round of tariffs scares the oil market, and international oil prices have dropped by 4%.
International oil prices continue to decline significantly, dropping to their lowest point in four years.
Investors are making a large-scale exit from the Crude Oil Product Put Fund, resulting in the largest outflow of funds since 2020.
An exchange-traded fund (ETF) linked to the decline of the crude oil market has just experienced the largest outflow of funds since 2020.