The price of oil in the world will skyrocket when the oil reserves tap dry under Saudi Arabia and all the oil in storage runs out.
Saudi Arabia has the world's largest oil reserves.
Saudi Arabia has the most oil reserves in the world
Saudi Arabia is producing a lot of oil because it has large oil reserves. Saudi Arabia has one of the largest oil reserves in the world, and producing enough oil to trade to other countries, mainly the US, is very profitable for Saudi Arabia.
Venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world, with significant deposits located in the Orinoco Belt.
Saudi Arabia has the largest oil reserves in the Middle East, followed by Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates. These countries are major producers and exporters of oil globally.
Saudi Arabia supplies much of the world's energy needs. It has large reserves of oil and natural gas.
The oil in Saudi Arabia will not be exhausted by 2040. Estimates give it far longer than that; it is the Gulf Countries that are more limited in their reserves. As for the meat of the question, e.g. what will happen to the Saudi economy when the reserves are, it will depend on how the income has been invested. Saudi Arabia has historically been slower to diversify its portfolio and, if current investment trends continue, Saudi Arabia will have a sharp decline following the exhaustion of its reserves.
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the gold rate is 5.7The latest gold rate in Saudi Arabia is 1,308.44 US dollars for an ounce. It is believed that Saudi Arabia has huge untapped reserves of gold.