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UAE, Saudi Arabia and Oman economies outpace Gulf peers as growth slows

May 21, 2026·Arabian BusinessEconomy

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GCC CONTEXT

Divergent growth trajectories among GCC economies typically reflect structural differences in economic diversification, non-oil sectors, and fiscal stimulus measures. The UAE and Saudi Arabia have benefited from sustained investments in manufacturing, tourism, and renewable energy, while economies with narrower revenue bases have historically shown greater sensitivity to oil price volatility and subsidy dynamics. Economic slowdowns across the region often correlate with global oil market conditions, geopolitical developments, and varying degrees of success in Vision 2030–type diversification initiatives, which influence currency stability, government spending patterns, and sectoral performance across the Gulf.

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