Saudi Arabia’s non-oil PMI rises to 53.3 in June as new business hits four-month high
إشعار
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السياق الخليجي
Saudi Arabia's non-oil sector expansion, reflected in a PMI reading above 50, signals sustained economic activity outside hydrocarbon production—a structural indicator of diversification efforts underpinning Vision 2030 initiatives across construction, retail, and services. PMI movements in the Kingdom's non-oil segment have historically correlated with broader regional equity performance and currency stability, as they reflect domestic demand strength and corporate profit generation in sectors dependent on local purchasing power. The four-month peak in new business orders suggests sustained momentum in private consumption and project development, typical patterns during periods of elevated government spending or tourism activity in the GCC.
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