Saudi Arabia’s leaders are nervous about the future.

Low oil prices are forcing Riyadh to introduce unprecedented taxation and austerity measures.

Iran, the country’s regional arch-rival, just received as much as $100 billion in sanctions relief.

The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen has stalled in its fight against Iran-allied Houthi rebels who have taken over much of the country.

And for the first time, Riyadh is selling off parts of Saudi Aramco, the country’s multi-trillion-dollar state oil concern.

Riyadh’s concerns are well-grounded.

Two charts from Saudi-based Jadwa Investment published on February 2nd suggest a brewing crisis of confidence in what read more >>>

Source : BusinessInsider.Com