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Updates as of November 25, 2024
| Country | Indicator | Actual | Previous | Forecast | Implications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Saudi Arabia
|
Balance of Trade (SEP) | SAR 18.7B | SAR 23.6B (Revised) | SAR 19.0B | A shrinking trade surplus suggests weaker export performance or rising imports, both of which could signal liquidity pressure on Saudi exporters. Trade credit terms may tighten if the trend continues. |
Saudi Arabia
|
Exports (SEP) | SAR 88.6B | SAR 93.1B (Revised) | SAR 82.0B | Declining exports, especially in a heavily oil-dependent economy, reflect weaker global demand. This may result in delayed payments from buyers reliant on Saudi goods. |
Saudi Arabia
|
Imports (SEP) | SAR 69.9B | SAR 69.5B (Revised) | SAR 63.0B | Stable import figures suggest resilient domestic demand but may also indicate growing payment obligations to international suppliers. Credit risks for Saudi importers could increase if this trend persists. |
China
|
PBoC 1-Year MLF Announcement | 2.0% | 2.0% | 2.0% | The unchanged rate indicates a steady monetary policy aimed at maintaining liquidity for businesses. This stability benefits trade credit managers dealing with Chinese companies by minimising unexpected funding risks. |
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