Gulf-Japan trade hits $6.9B in September

The trade exchange value between five Gulf countries (Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, and Oman) and Japan declined by 8.5% in September 2026 compared to the previous year, totaling $6.89 billion versus $7.53 billion. The five countries recorded a trade surplus of $3.04 billion, with increases in the UAE's surplus and rises in exports from Oman and the UAE, while Qatar experienced a trade deficit. Additionally, Gulf exports to Japan decreased by 7.11%, driven by a significant drop of 99.10% in Qatar's exports. Conversely, imports by Oman and the UAE increased. Overall, the Middle East's surplus with Japan fell by 2.68% to $2.9 billion, amid an 18.9% rise in Japanese imports.

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