إشعار
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السياق الخليجي
Military escalations targeting Saudi energy and infrastructure assets have historically created volatility in Gulf equity and fixed-income markets, particularly in sectors dependent on regional stability assessments—such as financials, real estate, and non-energy industrials. Vision 2030's diversification mandate relies on sustained foreign direct investment and business continuity assumptions; repeated security incidents can affect both sentiment and the macroeconomic conditions underpinning long-term economic transformation. GCC markets have shown differentiated responses to such events depending on the perceived scale of disruption, regional contagion risk, and official policy responses, with broader regional sentiment often factored into oil price dynamics that influence sovereign and
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