Not Buying Saudi Bonds Now, Arqaam Capital's Rizk Says

The video discusses the current state of Saudi Arabia's 10-year yield and its relation to Brent crude oil prices. It explores the volatility in the Saudi market, comparing it to other countries like Turkey and Russia, which have faced sanctions. The potential impact of future sanctions on Saudi Arabia's economy and capital markets is also analyzed, highlighting the country's strong balance sheet as a buffer against such risks.

What factors are influencing the current state of the Saudi 10-year yield?

• Brent crude oil prices and market volatility

• Gold prices and inflation rates

• US dollar strength and interest rates

• Global trade agreements and tariffs

How did Saudi Arabia's market performance change after its index inclusion?

• It experienced a gradual decline

• It rallied significantly and was the best performer

• It became the worst performer among peers

• It remained stable with no significant change

What is the main difference between Saudi Arabia's market reaction and that of Turkey and Russia?

• Saudi Arabia's currency depreciated significantly

• Saudi Arabia's market widened, offering opportunities

• Saudi Arabia experienced a market collapse

• Saudi Arabia imposed its own sanctions

What is the current risk of sanctions against Saudi Arabia affecting its economy?

• Uncertain risk with potential short-term impact

• Low risk with minimal impact

• Moderate risk with long-term effects

• High risk with immediate impact

How is Saudi Arabia prepared to handle potential sanctions?

• By increasing oil production

• By diversifying its economy

• With a strong balance sheet

• By forming new trade alliances