⚠️Automatic translation pending review by an economist.

The « fiscal break-even oil price » is the price per barrel of Brent crude that allows one of these countries to achieve a primary budget balance. The fiscal break-even point for Saudi Arabia in 2016 is $95.8. With the price of a barrel currently at $30, the difference ($65) corresponds to a budgetary loss per barrel of Brent for the country.