Saudi economy slows on back of oil output cuts

Our GDP Tracker suggests that Saudi Arabia’s economy slowed at the start of this year, which was entirely due to oil production cuts. There has been better news on the non-oil economy, where easing fiscal austerity has supported an improvement in recent months.

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