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Saudi Arabia’s Houthi Challenge Shifts Fears to Non-Oil Economy

Bloomberg Markets Monday 26 October 2026, 15:17 UTC By Mirette Magdy and Christine Burke 1 min read
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Saudi Arabia’s oil industry managed to ride out concerns in the early days of the Iran war and keep exports flowing. Now, with the Houthis staging deadly attacks on the kingdom and signs of disruption stacking up, the worry has shifted to the rest of the economy.

Saudi Arabia’s oil industry managed to ride out concerns in the early days of the Iran war and keep exports flowing. Now, with the Houthis staging deadly attacks on the kingdom and signs of disruption stacking up, the worry has shifted to the rest of the economy.
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