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Saudi Arabia’s weekly POS transactions climb 4% to $3.6bn  graphic

Saudi Arabia’s weekly POS transactions climb 4% to $3.6bn 

  • Clothing and footwear sector recorded a 22.8% increase in transaction value to SR1.5 billion
  • Smallest spending gains were in gas stations, rising by 3% to SR865.8 million
By MIGUEL HADCHITY  ·
Saudi education spending rises 145% as students return, latest POS data shows graphic

Saudi education spending rises 145% as students return, latest POS data shows

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Saudi consumer spending surges 35% to $4.6bn ahead of Ramadan  graphic

Saudi consumer spending surges 35% to $4.6bn ahead of Ramadan 

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Saudi education spending surges 91.5% amid school return  graphic

Saudi education spending surges 91.5% amid school return 

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Saudi education spending kicks off 2025 with 25% surge, pushing POS transactions to $4bn graphic

Saudi education spending kicks off 2025 with 25% surge, pushing POS transactions to $4bn

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Saudi hotel sector sees 10% spending growth despite overall POS dip: SAMA graphic

Saudi hotel sector sees 10% spending growth despite overall POS dip: SAMA

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Saudi POS spending reaches $3.78bn, driven by surge in utilities and jewelry graphic

Saudi POS spending reaches $3.78bn, driven by surge in utilities and jewelry

By MIGUEL HADCHITY  ·
Saudi education POS defies trend, surges 178%: SAMA data graphic

Saudi education POS defies trend, surges 178%: SAMA data

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Saudi hotel industry sees 11.4% spending surge, amid overall weekly POS decline: SAMA graphic

Saudi hotel industry sees 11.4% spending surge, amid overall weekly POS decline: SAMA

By Miguel Hadchity ·
Saudi POS spending hits $4bn as education sector surges with 2nd-semester start  graphic

Saudi POS spending hits $4bn as education sector surges with 2nd-semester start 

By Miguel Hadchity ·
Saudi hotel spending rises 2.4% amid broader POS decline: SAMA graphic

Saudi hotel spending rises 2.4% amid broader POS decline: SAMA

By MIGUEL HADCHITY  ·
Saudi POS transactions surge 11% in late September to reach $3bn graphic

Saudi POS transactions surge 11% in late September to reach $3bn

By Miguel Hadchity ·
Transport, furniture sectors lead spending rises as food tops Saudi POS transactions graphic

Transport, furniture sectors lead spending rises as food tops Saudi POS transactions

By Miguel Hadchity ·

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