The reshuffle at the top of Saudi Arabia’s government probably has more political than economic implications. In particular, it means that any hopes for a swift end to the Yemen conflict have probably been dashed. Meanwhile, Ali al-Naimi’s departure as Chairman of Saudi Aramco is unlikely to mark any significant changes to the Kingdom’s oil policy.
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