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Last updated: June 16, 2025, 11:53  |  Written by: Linda Xie

So Why Is
So Why Is

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13 de jun. de 20-year-old petrodollar agreement between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia has been allowed to expire, according to multiple news reports. The so-called petrodollar

El acuerdo de petrodólar entre Arabia Saudita y Estados Unidos, que duró 50 años, ha expirado, lo que puede tener un impacto significativo en el mundo financiero global.

Petrodollar: Saudi Arabia's Surplus Hits $11B, 7 Month Peak

Saudi Arabia

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Saudi Arabia's trade balance surplus has reached $11 billion, the highest in seven months, driven by the promotion of non-oil exports. The surge in trade balance surplus metrics is a result of

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The Data Further Revealed That

Considering the historical bond that the US and Saudi Arabia have had, these claims might seem small on the surface, but speak of a huge shift that could happen in future.

The data further revealed that the nation has acquired a trade balance surplus of $11 billion, the highest in seven months. The surge in trade balance surplus metrics

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