Local Markets Boosted by Cash Liquidity
Articles indicate that domestic liquidity in Oman increased by 12.7% by the end of May, reaching 28.6 billion riyals. Additionally, public revenues grew by 13% to reach 6.6 billion riyals by the end of the second quarter. New regulations have been approved for the trading and use of used vehicle spare parts, along with ongoing efforts to raise awareness and monitor the markets. Furthermore, a maritime corridor has been established between Sohar Port and Egyptian ports to enhance access to African markets. The Sultanate also experienced widespread reactions to the death of poetess Aisha bint Hamid Al-Jami'iyyah, along with security incidents and regulatory measures related to small and medium enterprises. Meanwhile, data indicates a 10% increase in crimes during 2025.
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