The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has assessed the current economic situation in Saudi Arabia following a recent escalation in Houthi-led attacks. According to the IMF’s regional director, the kingdom’s economy has maintained stability, with the impact of these strikes described as "limited" thus far. This resilience is largely attributed to robust domestic demand within the country.

The Houthi movement, which is backed by Iran, has intensified its military operations against Saudi targets in recent weeks. These attacks have specifically targeted critical infrastructure, including oil facilities and airports, coinciding with a resurgence in the Yemeni civil war. As the world’s largest oil exporter, Saudi Arabia’s energy sector remains a focal point for international observers monitoring the conflict's potential to disrupt global markets. While the IMF acknowledges the current stability, it maintains that the broader geopolitical environment remains uncertain, leaving the door open for future economic challenges if the conflict persists or expands.