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UAE non-oil sector remains resilient as domestic spending, public investment support growth: PMI

July 3, 2026·Economy Middle East

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GCC CONTEXT

The non-oil sector's resilience in the UAE reflects a structural shift in the emirate's economic diversification strategy, where domestic consumption and government capital expenditure have become increasingly important drivers alongside traditional hydrocarbon revenues. Historically, GCC economies have demonstrated vulnerability to oil price volatility, making the expansion of services, tourism, and construction sectors a critical counterweight to commodity exposure. PMI data serves as a leading indicator for private sector momentum in the Gulf, with sustained non-oil activity typically correlating with broader employment, real estate, and retail health across the region's interconnected markets.

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