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GCC inflation holds at 1.8 percent in 2025, remaining among the world’s lowest

July 13, 2026·Economy Middle East

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GCC CONTEXT

Persistently low inflation in the GCC reflects the region's structural advantages—including abundant hydrocarbon revenues, stable currency pegs to the US dollar, and diversified monetary policy coordination among central banks—which have historically insulated Gulf economies from global price pressures. The 1.8 percent figure places the GCC well below the global average and developed-market levels, a pattern that has characterized the region for the past decade and constrains nominal yield environments across fixed-income and banking sectors. This inflation stability has historically influenced GCC monetary policy decisions, asset valuations, and the competitiveness of regional financial services relative to global peers.

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