Arabia Monitor's Eid-Oakden on Rising Oil Prices

The video discusses the Saudi Central Bank's response to potential US rate hikes and currency speculation in the GCC. It highlights the Gulf economies' budget surplus and growth projections for 2022, considering oil prices. The geopolitical dynamics involving the UAE, US, and China are explored, focusing on the F35 deal and Huawei ties. Lastly, Turkey's economic policy and currency crisis are analyzed, emphasizing the implications of rate cuts and inflation on the country's economy.

What are the implications of the Saudi Central Bank's actions in response to potentially higher rates in the United States?

How does the high liquidity in Gulf economies relate to oil prices?

What factors contribute to the Gulf economies' ability to achieve a surplus despite low oil prices?

What are the expected growth figures for the Gulf economies in 2022, and what assumptions are they based on?

In what ways might the geopolitical dynamics between the UAE, China, and the West affect regional stability?

What are the potential consequences of Turkey's unorthodox economic policies on its currency?

How does the current account deficit in Turkey impact its economic policies?