Saudi PMI shows sales rise despite weak exports

The non-oil private sector in Saudi Arabia continued its growth in June 2026, with the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rising to 53.3 points, its highest level in four months. This was supported by a rebound in domestic demand and increased sales. Despite the improved performance, challenges persisted in the export market, with a decline in external orders and inflationary pressures on production costs. As a result, selling prices increased by 22%, the highest rate in six years. Nonetheless, employment remained stable, aided by improved supply chains, as companies relied on local sourcing strategies and avoided regional disruptions.

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