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I was totally stunned just watching thisš¤£
So even Saudi Arabia is borrowing money to get by?
Even oil billionaires get tight on cash?
Saudi Arabia plans to finance $8 billion
When I saw the news, I froze on the spot
Werenāt they the big shots selling oil every day?
In a country full of princes who spend like crazy, how do they still run short of money?
Turns out itās not just us ordinary people who are cash-strapped
Seeing even the ābillionairesā borrow instantly made me feel a lot more balancedš¤£
Even an oil kingdom reaching out to borrow shows just how intense the pressure from war expenses is. The market canāt help but speculate: will Saudi Arabia strongly support oil prices to fill the treasury? Once oil prices strengthen again, the shadow of inflation will come roaring back, indirectly putting downward pressure on the big pie.
Of course, Saudi Arabia isnāt so poor that they canāt even keep the lights on. They have a huge pile of assets, and the spending projects are wildly numerousāeverything from infrastructure and culture-tourism to industrial upgrades. Pushing the 2030 vision means money is burning on all fronts.
Due to war-related and shipping disruptions, fiscal pressure is directly visible. Saudi Arabia originally planned to raise $57.8 billion in 2026; this time the $8 billion is just short-term turnover, not a sign that the country is facing major problems.
If they manage to secure the loan smoothly and ease fiscal pressure, they may not necessarily stubbornly hold up high oil prices. These days, cash flow is the real hard currency. Many big shots have assets worth hundreds of millions on paper, but if you ask them to pull out a chunk of actual cash, theyāll still find it difficult.
This part is actually pretty straightforward in the crypto world. Most peopleās assets are liquid, and the chips are tangible.
Brothers, just keep focused on making money. If thereās no cash in your pocket, no matter what you do, youāll feel uneasyš#ę²ē¹åÆ»ę±ēŗ¦80äŗæē¾å č“·ę¬¾
I was totally stunned just watching thisš¤£
So even Saudi Arabia is borrowing money to get by?
Even oil billionaires get tight on cash?
Saudi Arabia plans to finance $8 billion
When I saw the news, I froze on the spot
Werenāt they the big shots selling oil every day?
In a country full of princes who spend like crazy, how do they still run short of money?
Turns out itās not just us ordinary people who are cash-strapped
Seeing even the ābillionairesā borrow instantly made me feel a lot more balancedš¤£
Even an oil kingdom reaching out to borrow shows just how intense the pressure from war expenses is. The market canāt help but speculate: will Saudi Arabia strongly support oil prices to fill the treasury? Once oil prices strengthen again, the shadow of inflation will come roaring back, indirectly putting downward pressure on the big pie.
Of course, Saudi Arabia isnāt so poor that they canāt even keep the lights on. They have a huge pile of assets, and the spending projects are wildly numerousāeverything from infrastructure and culture-tourism to industrial upgrades. Pushing the 2030 vision means money is burning on all fronts.
Due to war-related and shipping disruptions, fiscal pressure is directly visible. Saudi Arabia originally planned to raise $57.8 billion in 2026; this time the $8 billion is just short-term turnover, not a sign that the country is facing major problems.
If they manage to secure the loan smoothly and ease fiscal pressure, they may not necessarily stubbornly hold up high oil prices. These days, cash flow is the real hard currency. Many big shots have assets worth hundreds of millions on paper, but if you ask them to pull out a chunk of actual cash, theyāll still find it difficult.
This part is actually pretty straightforward in the crypto world. Most peopleās assets are liquid, and the chips are tangible.
Brothers, just keep focused on making money. If thereās no cash in your pocket, no matter what you do, youāll feel uneasyš#ę²ē¹åÆ»ę±ēŗ¦80äŗæē¾å č“·ę¬¾
