Saudi Arabian equities dropped the most in almost ten months on Sunday as a global metals selloff hit local miners and speculation intensified over the possibility of military attacks involving the US, Iran and Israel.
Saudi Arabian equities dropped the most in almost ten months on Sunday as a global metals selloff hit local miners and speculation intensified over the possibility of military attacks involving the US, Iran and Israel.
After telegraphing a more pragmatic stance on spending for months, Saudi Arabia is starting to make the tough decisions. In quick succession, the kingdom has ordered sweeping reviews at its most ambitious projects spread across Neom, Jeddah, and even Riyadh.
After telegraphing a more pragmatic stance on spending for months, Saudi Arabia is starting to make the tough decisions. In quick succession, the kingdom has ordered sweeping reviews at its most ambitious projects spread across Neom, Jeddah, and even Riyadh.
The planned Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Stadium in Qiddiya City, in the Tuwaiq Mountains, in Riyadh.
After telegraphing a more pragmatic stance on spending for months, Saudi Arabia is starting to make the tough decisions. In quick succession, the kingdom has ordered sweeping reviews at its most ambitious projects spread across Neom, Jeddah, and even Riyadh.
After telegraphing a more pragmatic stance on spending for months, Saudi Arabia is starting to make the tough decisions. In quick succession, the kingdom has ordered sweeping reviews at its most ambitious projects spread across Neom, Jeddah, and even Riyadh.
The planned Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Stadium in Qiddiya City, in the Tuwaiq Mountains, in Riyadh. Source: Populous
Middle East businesses are watching tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates with increasing nervousness, concerned it could impact commerce at a time when both nations are emerging as powerhouses of regional trade and finance.
Middle East businesses are watching tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates with increasing nervousness, concerned it could impact commerce at a time when both nations are emerging as powerhouses of regional trade and finance.
Damaged military vehicles following a Saudi-led coalition air strike in Mukalla, Yemen, in December.
Middle East businesses are watching tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates with increasing nervousness, concerned it could impact commerce at a time when both nations are emerging as powerhouses of regional trade and finance.
Middle East businesses are watching tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates with increasing nervousness, concerned it could impact commerce at a time when both nations are emerging as powerhouses of regional trade and finance.
Damaged military vehicles following a Saudi-led coalition air strike in Mukalla, Yemen, in December.
Middle East businesses are watching tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates with increasing nervousness, concerned it could impact commerce at a time when both nations are emerging as powerhouses of regional trade and finance.
Middle East businesses are watching tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates with increasing nervousness, concerned it could impact commerce at a time when both nations are emerging as powerhouses of regional trade and finance.
Damaged military vehicles following a Saudi-led coalition air strike in Mukalla, Yemen, in December.
Saudi Arabian developers’ shares jumped the most in four months as the kingdom began implementing new laws allowing foreigners to own a wider range of local real estate assets, including in the holy cities of Mecca and Madinah.
Saudi Arabian developers’ shares jumped the most in four months as the kingdom began implementing new laws allowing foreigners to own a wider range of local real estate assets, including in the holy cities of Mecca and Madinah.
Newly built homes, part of the National Housing Co. residential development at Khuzam, outside Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Monday, Oct. 27, 2025. The more than 100 billion riyal ($27 billion) Khuzam project is part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s broader efforts to reshape the real estate market while attracting foreign investors and buyers to bolster the economy.
The Arab Energy Fund has received regulatory approval in China to raise up to 10 billion yuan ($1.4 billion) through yuan‑denominated bonds, paving the way for what could be among the largest panda bond programs from the Middle East.
The Arab Energy Fund has received regulatory approval in China to raise up to 10 billion yuan ($1.4 billion) through yuan‑denominated bonds, paving the way for what could be among the largest panda bond programs from the Middle East.
Saudi Arabian firm Jadwa Investment Co. is seeking to raise as much as $200 million for its flagship private credit fund as it attempts to tap into a rush of new deals arising from the need for alternative financing in the Gulf.
Saudi Arabian firm Jadwa Investment Co. is seeking to raise as much as $200 million for its flagship private credit fund as it attempts to tap into a rush of new deals arising from the need for alternative financing in the Gulf.
Residential and commercial buildings, viewed from the Kingdom Center, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Thursday, Jan. 19, 2023. Mostly shut off to foreign visitors for years, Crown Prince and de facto ruler Mohammed bin Salman has unveiled an ambitious push to use tourism as a way to help diversify the oil-dependent economy.
The Trump Organization and luxury developer Dar Global Plc are kicking off sales at real estate projects in Saudi Arabia valued at $10 billion, seeking to capitalize on new rules that will soon make it easier for foreigners to invest.
The Trump Organization and luxury developer Dar Global Plc are kicking off sales at real estate projects in Saudi Arabia valued at $10 billion, seeking to capitalize on new rules that will soon make it easier for foreigners to invest.
A rendering of Trump Plaza in Jeddah, a development set to feature high-end serviced apartments and townhouses.
Saudi Arabian equities fell the most in almost nine months as investors considered the possible fallout of geopolitical tensions in Yemen, Iran and Venezuela.
Saudi Arabian equities fell the most in almost nine months as investors considered the possible fallout of geopolitical tensions in Yemen, Iran and Venezuela.
Saudi Arabia sees lower international bond sales in 2026, signaling a halt to three years of rapid growth in borrowing activities that have made the kingdom one of the busiest sovereign issuers in global emerging markets.
Saudi Arabia sees lower international bond sales in 2026, signaling a halt to three years of rapid growth in borrowing activities that have made the kingdom one of the busiest sovereign issuers in global emerging markets.
highway traffic queues following rainfall near the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025. Saudi Arabia plans to stick to elevated spending and active borrowing to keep economic diversification at the forefront of the kingdom’s agenda — despite the challenge of lower oil prices. Photographer: Maya Anwar/Bloomberg
Bahrain approved fiscal reforms including changes to corporate income tax and spending cuts as the island nation seeks to curb rising debt levels and budget deficits.
Bahrain approved fiscal reforms including changes to corporate income tax and spending cuts as the island nation seeks to curb rising debt levels and budget deficits.
Bahrain approved fiscal reforms including changes to corporate income tax and spending cuts as the island nation seeks to curb rising debt levels and budget deficits.
Bahrain approved fiscal reforms including changes to corporate income tax and spending cuts as the island nation seeks to curb rising debt levels and budget deficits.
Saudi Arabia’s unemployment rate rose for two consecutive quarters for the first time since 2018, signaling more challenging labor conditions as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman strives to transform the economy.
Saudi Arabia’s unemployment rate rose for two consecutive quarters for the first time since 2018, signaling more challenging labor conditions as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman strives to transform the economy.
The King Abdullah Financial Center in Riyadh. Photographer: Maya Anwar/Bloomberg
Saudi Arabia’s unemployment rate rose for two consecutive quarters for the first time since 2018, signaling more challenging labor conditions as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman strives to transform the economy.
Saudi Arabia’s unemployment rate rose for two consecutive quarters for the first time since 2018, signaling more challenging labor conditions as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman strives to transform the economy.
The King Abdullah Financial Center in Riyadh. Photographer: Maya Anwar/Bloomberg
State Street Corp. is deepening its expansion in Saudi Arabia as it looks to cash in on booming demand for exchange-traded funds and growing appetite for alternative investments from clients including family offices.
State Street Corp. is deepening its expansion in Saudi Arabia as it looks to cash in on booming demand for exchange-traded funds and growing appetite for alternative investments from clients including family offices.
The King Abdullah Financial District in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025. Saudi Arabia has introduced a series of measures to cool surging property prices and spur construction of homes, offices, hotels and logistics facilities.
Saudi Arabia has dozens of companies seeking approval to list shares locally as the kingdom presses ahead with reforms to deepen its financial markets and draw more foreign investors.
Saudi Arabia has dozens of companies seeking approval to list shares locally as the kingdom presses ahead with reforms to deepen its financial markets and draw more foreign investors.
Mohammed Al-Rumaih at FII Priority Asia Summit in Tokyo on Dec. 1, 2025.
Saudi Arabia has dozens of companies seeking approval to list shares locally as the kingdom presses ahead with reforms to deepen its financial markets and draw more foreign investors.
Saudi Arabia has dozens of companies seeking approval to list shares locally as the kingdom presses ahead with reforms to deepen its financial markets and draw more foreign investors.
Mohammed Al-Rumaih at FII Priority Asia Summit in Tokyo on Dec. 1, 2025.
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