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Saudi POS spending holds above $3.5bn

Saudi POS spending holds above $3.5bn

By Arab News ·
Saudi foreign reserves cover imports for 2 years, exceeding global average

Saudi foreign reserves cover imports for 2 years, exceeding global average

By IKRAMI ABDULLAH AL-EQTISADIAH ·
Saudi bank assets climb to $1.35tn as lending expands: SAMA

Saudi bank assets climb to $1.35tn as lending expands: SAMA

By Arab News ·
Saudi POS spending climbs 11% to $4.3bn in early March as retail activity broadens 

Saudi POS spending climbs 11% to $4.3bn in early March as retail activity broadens 

By Arab News ·
Saudi POS spending rises 4.5% to $3.8bn in late February: SAMA

Saudi POS spending rises 4.5% to $3.8bn in late February: SAMA

By Arab News ·
Saudi retail spending holds near $4bn during early Ramadan, as postal outlays rise graphic

Saudi retail spending holds near $4bn during early Ramadan, as postal outlays rise

By Miguel Hadchity ·
Saudi POS stays above $4bn as Ramadan spending lifts outlays on home goods

Saudi POS stays above $4bn as Ramadan spending lifts outlays on home goods

By Arab News ·
Saudi POS spending jumps 28% in final week of Jan: SAMA graphic

Saudi POS spending jumps 28% in final week of Jan: SAMA

By Arab News ·
Post-break return of students drives surge in education spending, SAMA data shows graphic

Post-break return of students drives surge in education spending, SAMA data shows

By Arab News ·
FDI in Saudi Arabia up 10%, hits $280bn: SAMA

FDI in Saudi Arabia up 10%, hits $280bn: SAMA

By Arab News ·
Saudi POS spending holds above $3bn as hotel outlays rise: SAMA

Saudi POS spending holds above $3bn as hotel outlays rise: SAMA

By Arab News ·
School, hotel outlays keep Saudi POS weekly spending above $3bn: SAMA graphic

School, hotel outlays keep Saudi POS weekly spending above $3bn: SAMA

By Arab News ·
SAMA reports 5% growth in foreign reserves to hit $463bn

SAMA reports 5% growth in foreign reserves to hit $463bn

By Arab News ·

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