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Gulf-Japan Trade Reaches 6.9B in September
The article explains a decline in the trade exchange value between five Gulf countries (Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and Oman) and Japan during September 2026 by 8.5%, reaching a volume of $6.89 billion compared to $7.53 billion in the same month of the previous year. Data showed a 7.11% decrease in Gulf exports, amounting to $4.96 billion, with three main countries experiencing export declines, especially Qatar, which saw a 99.10% drop. During the same period, Gulf imports from Japan decreased by 12.08%, totaling $1.92 billion, with the UAE holding the largest share of these imports. The trade surplus of the five countries with Japan was approximately $3.04 billion, experiencing a slight decrease. Meanwhile, trade with the Middle East declined by 2.68%, and Japanese imports increased by 18.9%, reflecting a growth in the value of Japanese imports.
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