Non-oil exports jump in January, but trade surplus narrows
Merchandise trade surplus fell 17.5% y-o-y in January 2026
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Merchandise trade surplus fell 17.5% y-o-y in January 2026
Higher energy prices will hit energy-importing countries the most, and consumption will take a hit amid rising prices
That’s why economists are increasingly using one word to describe what’s happening: stagflation
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Higher oil prices and a post-conflict production ramp-up may trim the Kingdom’s budget gap more than previously expected
Housing and utilities continue to be the main upward driver of inflation
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Strategic oil pipelines and storage buffers shield the economy from maritime disruptions
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