Saudi growth to slow as weaker oil sector offsets non-oil recovery

Saudi Arabia’s economy is likely to grow at its slowest pace since the global financial crisis this year. However, this will largely reflect weakness in the oil sector. In contrast, with austerity taking a breather, the non-oil sector should embark on a recovery.

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