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  • Saudi Arabia’s Central Bank Sees Reserves Soar on High Oil Prices
     

    Saudi Arabia’s central bank foreign reserves rose last month at their fastest rate for four years, Reuters reports on official data revealed on Monday. The $13.3 billion month-on-month increase in reserves to $498.9 billion in April is the highest level reached in over year and reveals “the extent to which a rebound in oil prices is […]

     
  • Saudi, Russia Say Oil Supply to Increase in ‘Near Future’ as Consumers Eye Increasing Prices
     

    Saudi Minister of Energy Khalid Al-Falih said OPEC and other producers are likely to gradually revive oil output in the second half of the year to ease consumer anxiety as prices trade near $80 a barrel, according to reports. The action would be a reverse of course from previous OPEC and non-OPEC producers’ decision two years […]

     
  • Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Top 10 World’s Most Powerful People
     

    Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has landed on the Forbes list of the world’s most powerful people for the first time, ranking the powerful young leader within the top 10. “There are 17 new names on the list this year, including Mohammed Bin Salman Al Saud (#8), the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia,” Forbes writes. “His […]

     
  • Nasdaq Dubai to Launch Futures Trading in Saudi Quoted Companies before End of Year
     

    Nasdaq Dubai will launch futures trading in Saudi quoted companies “before the end of this year,” according to reports, marking the first time Saudi stocks can be traded in derivative form. The move will allow global investors to trade shares in Saudi Arabian listed companies via contracts to buy or sell shares at a set price in […]

     
  • Oil Hits $80 for First Time in Three Years, Saudis Consulting Other Producers on Supply
     

    The price of oil reached $80 on the Brent Crude Index this week for the first time in three years, prompting Saudi Arabia’s powerful Minister of Energy Khalid Al-Falih to tweet a message urging coordinated action to allay supply “anxiety,” according to reports. Al-Falih said in a Twitter post that he had called his counterparts […]

     
  • Ramadan Begins Today in Saudi Arabia
     

    Ramadan officially begins in Saudi Arabia Thursday, as millions of Muslims in the Kingdom and around the world prepare for a month of fasting, which is intended to bring Muslims closer to Allah and remind them of those less fortunate. The Islamic calendar is 11 days shorter than the Gregorian calendar, so each year, the […]

     
  • Saudi Ministry of Justice Announces Launch of Alimony Fund ‘Modeled on UK’s Child Maintenance Service’
     

    Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Justice is planning to launch an alimony fund similar to the United Kingdom’s Child Maintenance Service in an attempt to “empower mothers and provide sustainable living and support, for them and their children,” the Ministry said in a press release. The alimony fund is dedicated to women who are divorced and facing difficulty […]

     
  • Design Released for Saudi Arabia’s New Global Business School in Jeddah
     

    Renderings of the forthcoming Global Business School in Jeddah have been published online, depicting a massive building that will serve as a modern campus for the educational institution in Saudi Arabia’s second largest city. The new business school, which will have both Saudi and international students, is expected to open in 2020 and will operate […]

     
  • Will Trump’s JCPoA Decision Affect U.S.-Saudi Nuclear Talks?
     

    President Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the so-called Iran deal may have an effect on the ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, according to analysts, as Energy Secretary Rick Perry hopes to steer Saudi nuclear negotiators into an “acceptable 123 agreement with additional protocols.” The U.S. is hoping to position Westinghouse among […]

     
  • Saudi Arabia Applauds Trump Decision on Iran Nuclear Deal
     

    Saudi Arabia has embraced President Trump’s decision yesterday to pull the United States out of the JCPoA, the agreement to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions by offering sanctions relief in exchange for Iran’s compliance with non-proliferation standards, according to statements made by top Saudi officials and the Saudi Press Agency. As the chief rival of Iran in […]

     

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