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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Visits South Korea ahead of G20 Summit in Japan
- June 27,2019
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, en route to the G20 meetings in Japan this weekend, made an official and high-level visit to South Korea in a sign of strong ties between the two nations. Photos released by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) show the Crown Prince was warmly received in South Korea. During the visit, […]
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Saudis Celebrate One Year Anniversary of Women Drivers in the Kingdom
- June 24,2019
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- SUSTG Team
One year ago today, women in Saudi Arabia were legally allowed to drive on the Kingdom’s roads for the first time, a landmark and life-changing event for many Saudi women and an undeniable leap forward for Saudi Arabia’s ongoing economic and social reforms. June 24, 2018 was the first day in which Saudi women were allowed […]
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Houthis Strike Abha International Airport in Saudi as Fears of Widening Conflict Grow
- June 13,2019
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- SUSTG Team
Yemen’s Houthi rebels attacked an airport in southern Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, wounding 26 people, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) and other reports confirmed. Eighteen people were treated at Abha International Airport for minor injuries and another eight were taken to a hospital, according to the SPA, which quoted Turki al-Malki, spokesman of the US-backed Saudi-led coalition […]
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Putin Highlights Price Difference with Saudis and OPEC+ with Key Production Decision Looming
- June 6,2019
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia and Russia may not see eye-to-eye on the targeted price of crude oil, which could complicate the two sides’ efforts to reach a joint decision on supply, according to multiple reports. Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia had differences with OPEC over what constituted an acceptable price for oil, but […]
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Fragile Ceasefire in Key Yemen Port Broken with Fresh Fighting after Cross-Border Drone Attack on Saudi Oil Pipelines
- May 15,2019
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- SUSTG Team
Fresh fighting broke out in a key port in Yemen yesterday, breaking a fragile cease-fire and threatening to complicate a troop withdrawal agreement intended to pave the way for wider peace talks, according to reports. Hodeidah port on the Western coast of Yemen “is a lifeline for millions of Yemenis threatened by starvation because of the war […]
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70 Percent Increase in New Licenses for Foreign Businesses in First Quarter, Al-Omar Says
- April 29,2019
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- SUSTG Team
The number of new licenses approved for foreign businesses in Saudi Arabia rose by 70 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, the head of Saudi Arabia’s General Investment Authority (SAGIA) said. According to Bloomberg, applications from British and Chinese companies drove the increase, rising by 86 percent and 71 percent, respectively. The data […]
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Senate Overwhelmingly Confirms John Abizaid as US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia
- April 11,2019
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- SUSTG Team
The Senate overwhelmingly voted to confirm retired Gen. John Abizaid as the new US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia on Wednesday in a 92-7 vote, paving the way for the former head of then U.S. Central Command to be the first person to fill the post since President Trump took office. President Trump’s choice for the next U.S. Ambassador to Saudi […]
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House, Senate Vote to End U.S. Support of Yemen War, Setting Stage for Trump Veto
- April 5,2019
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- SUSTG Team
The U.S. House of Representatives approved a resolution on Thursday that would end all U.S. involvement with the Saudi Arabia-led coalition in the war in Yemen, Reuters reports. President Trump is likely to veto the resolution, the second veto of his presidency. The vote in the House was 247-175. 16 Republicans joined the majority Democrats in […]
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Saudi Aramco Opens its Books, Officially the World’s Most Profitable Company
- April 1,2019
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- SUSTG Team
State-owned Saudi Aramco is the world’s most profitable firm, eclipsing global heavyweights like Apple and Samsung, according to new data revealed ahead of a major bond issuance. Saudi Aramco’s earnings last year before interests, taxes, and depreciation stands at $224 billion, almost three times as much as Apple. Net income last year was $111.1 billion. The revelation of […]
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Oil Notches Third Straight Week of Gains, but Global Economy Fears Still Weigh on Prices
- March 22,2019
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- SUSTG Team
Concerns that a looming economic slowdown might soon impact fuel consumption around the world are weighing down oil prices after Saudi Arabia and the OPEC+ group of oil producing nations have successfully reversed a downward trend for oil since the start of 2019. Brent hit a four-month high of $68.69 per barrel on Thursday, up from $51 […]
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China in the RegionChina’s Belt and Road Leaves Kenya With a Railroad to Nowhere
Chinese state media repeatedly used the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) project as a showcase for President Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road Initiative. But with concerns rising globally that Belt and Road was loading poorer nations with unsustainable debt, Xi signaled in April that Beijing would exert more control over projects and tighten oversight.
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Saudi-ChinaSaudi Arabia defends letter backing China’s Xinjiang policy
Saudi Arabia on Thursday defended signing a letter along with 36 other countries in support of China’s policies in its western region of Xinjiang, where the United Nations says at least 1 million ethnic Uighurs and other Muslims have been detained.
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Oil MarketsOil prices edge lower on demand concerns as China’s economy slows
Oil prices edged lower on Monday because of concerns over lower demand, despite Opec and its allies extending their production cut pact and rising tensions in the Middle East following Iran’s alleged attempt to impede a British tanker in the Strait of Hormuz last week.
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ChinaChina’s economic growth slumps to 27-year low amid Trump trade war
It's an indication that China is feeling the effects of a prolonged trade war with President Trump's administration. The data shows the Chinese government’s strategy to stimulate the economy by cutting 2 trillion yuan ($291 billion) in taxes and fees is falling short, the Wall Street Journal notes.
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IraqChina’s state construction giant sees more energy projects in Iraq
China State Engineering Corp (601668.SS) sees more opportunities for oil projects in Iraq and is interested in expanding into Saudi Arabia and neighboring Gulf state Oman, a company executive said. The company’s Middle East entity, headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, operates in six Gulf Arab states and Iraq. It has sent teams to Syria in the past.
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Saudi AramcoChina’s Sinopec signs pipeline contract with Saudi Aramco for Marjan oilfield
China’s Sinopec Group on Thursday said its Sinopec Engineering Incorporation subsidiary had signed a contract to work on two pipeline projects at Saudi Aramco’s Marjan oilfield in Saudi Arabia
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U.S.-ChinaStock futures jump after U.S.-China trade ceasefire
July’s first trading day has historically been the most bullish first day of all 12 months of the year, according to data compiled by the Almanac Trader. In the past 21 years, the S&P 500 has risen 85.7% of the time on the first day of trading in July, with an average gain of 0.42%.
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U.S.-ChinaUS and China agree tentative trade war truce before G20 summit
Since the trade war started nearly a year ago, Trump has imposed 25 per cent tariffs on US$250 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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ACWA PowerChina’s Silk Road scoops up 49% stake in ACWA Power holding
The agreement sees China take a closer interest in renewables across the Middle East, an area at the epicentre of the Belt and Road infrastructure corridor Beijing is fostering all the way to Spain. Deploying from a US$40 billion capital pool, the Silk Road Fund was created specifically to channel equity and debt towards energy and transport projects under the initiative.
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Iran SanctionsChina Buying Iran LPG Despite Sanctions, Ship-Tracking Shows
Based on ship-tracking data, the Paris-based data intelligence firm estimates that at least five supertankers loaded Iranian LPG in May and June that was destined for China. That would equate to around $100 million of the gas, according to Bloomberg calculations.
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