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Saudi Arabia’s non-oil private sector returns to growth in April as output increases, new business volumes improve

May 5, 2026·Economy Middle East

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GCC CONTEXT

Non-oil sector expansion in Saudi Arabia reflects the structural diversification efforts underpinning Vision 2030, with sustained private-sector momentum historically correlating with broader GCC economic resilience and regional consumption patterns. April's output and business volume gains signal continued momentum in services, manufacturing, and logistics sectors that have anchored Gulf economies as oil volatility persists. Private-sector growth trajectories in the Kingdom typically influence regional credit conditions, employment dynamics, and foreign direct investment flows across the broader GCC ecosystem.

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