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Saudi Arabia Hits Brakes on Vision 2030: Megaprojects Paused as Aramco Taps Debt
Abstract:Saudi Arabia has suspended the Mukaab megaproject and Saudi Aramco is raising $4 billion in debt, signaling a significant fiscal recalibration that could dampen sentiment in oil markets.

Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 faces strategic delays as liquidity constraints force a pause on key megaprojects and a return to international debt markets by Saudi Aramco.
Significant cracks are appearing in the funding structure of the Kingdom's economic plan. Reports confirm the suspension of the Mukaab megaproject amidst a broader financing review. Simultaneously, Saudi Aramco launched a $4 billion bond offering to address liquidity needs.
Impact on Oil & Commodity Currencies
- Saudi Aramco debt issuance: $4 billion with books exceeding $21 billion
- Crude Oil (WTI/Brent): Potential demand revision vs. OPEC+ hawkishness.
- Fiscal Breakeven: Current $70 range insufficient compared to needed $90/bbl.
- Currency Watch: CAD and NOK sensitive to Gulf austerity shifts.
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