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Malaysia je x bangkrap untung la |
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http://graphics.wsj.com/saudi-arabia-family-tree/
salsilah kelurga saud, boleh klik sorang-sorang, tengok apa tugas mereka, yang color hitam putih tu tanda dah meninggal.
ada orang meramalkan kejatuhan keluarga saud, keruntuhan dinasti saud tak lama lagi |
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tak perlu tunggu hingga 2020 kot, sekarang ni arab saudi berterusan mengebom yaman tanpa henti, iran pun memberi amaran akan memusnahkan dinasti saud.
permainan seterusnya ialah memecahkan arab saudi kepada 3 wilayah (negara) akibat perebutan kuasa diantara anak cucu saud yang masih hidup. ulasan penuh ada disini, nak copy paste pun panjang sangat
http://akhzaman.blogspot.my/2015/02/petrodollar.html |
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nanti esok akak nak pergi batu caves.
sis tak nak ikut ke?
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Saudi Arabia could be flat broke in 5 years, says IMF
FMT Reporters | October 28, 2015
International Monetary Fund says drop in oil prices largely to blame for the financial pickle Saudi Arabia now finds itself in.
MIDDLE EAST: Saudi Arabia may only have five years of financial assets remaining before it faces bankruptcy, says a report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
According to a report by UK daily The Independent, the free-fall of Saudi Arabia’s cash reserves currently are due in large part to the fall in oil prices, as Saudi Arabia generates 90 per cent of its income from oil.
In the recently released World Economic and Financial Surveys, the IMF said that the kingdom would suffer a negative 21.6 per cent “General Government Overall Fiscal Balance” in 2015 and a 19.4 per cent negative balance in 2016, a massive increase from only -3.4 per cent in 2014.
Saudi Arabia currently has a fast-disappearing $654.5 billion in foreign reserves.
Saudi Arabia’s spending has been impressive, with the kingdom doling out a massive $32 billion spending spree distributed to the public to celebrate the coronation of King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.
Saudi Arabia also bypassed Russia this year to take over the world’s third spot in military spending with a defence budget of $80.8 billion.
According to Al-Jazeera, the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency has withdrawn $70 billion in funds managed by overseas financial institutions, and has lost almost $73 billion since oil prices slumped. The country is now expected to run a deficit of more than 20 per cent of GDP in 2015, according to the IMF.
IMF’s Middle East director Masood Ahmed told reporters in Dubai that the fall in oil prices amounted to a ‘staggering $360 billion this year alone’.
According to Al-Jazeera, the kingdom is expected to join other oil exporters and make substantial budget cuts.
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com ... n-5-years-says-imf/
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mana ada turun.
tiap2 bulan naik dengan gembira je (kat malaysia nih) 
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Post time 25-10-2015 09:48 PM
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