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The article examines, within its economic context, the impact of Iran's war on the Saudi economy, focusing on cost assessments through the results of the second quarter of 2026. Estimates indicate a contraction in oil output, but this reflects the resilience of the non-oil sector, which shows strong indicators far from collapse. Official data predict a decline in government spending compared to the first quarter, despite continued rises in oil prices, though there are risks to Saudi Aramco's exports due to Houthi attacks. Additionally, the data are expected to reveal the extent of the war's impact on growth and the national economy, with increased possibilities of revenue declines or production disruptions. Nonetheless, the Kingdom continues to demonstrate its ability to withstand crises, with expectations of exceptional resilience in the oil sector and foreign trade.
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