Global oil stocks plummet toward multi-decade lows as Middle East output drops by 11 million barrels per day

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Significant output disruptions in Middle Eastern oil production historically create immediate volatility in GCC equity markets, particularly within energy sectors that depend on stable pricing assumptions embedded in government budgets and sovereign wealth fund allocations. A contraction of this scale—reducing global supply by roughly 11% according to the headline—typically pressures fiscal revenues across the Gulf, since most GCC economies remain structurally dependent on hydrocarbon export proceeds to fund public spending and diversification initiatives. Regional banking, petrochemical, and downstream sectors have historically demonstrated sensitivity to extended periods of supply-side stress, as lower energy prices compress both corporate earnings and state revenues that underpin domest

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