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In summary, Saudi Arabia's trade dynamics for the year 202602 show a mixed performance. Total imports decreased by 5.29B SAR (-6.50%) month-on-month but increased by 12.96B SAR (20.51%) year-on-year. Exports, on the other hand, saw a slight month-on-month increase of 360.53M SAR (0.37%) and a more substantial year-on-year increase of 5.34B SAR (5.70%). The overall trade balance reflects a complex interplay of various factors, including geopolitical influences and economic conditions in partner countries.

In the month-on-month analysis, Saudi Arabia's imports from Switzerland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 3.49B SAR, reflecting a significant value change of 984.42M SAR (39.34% increase). Japan followed closely with imports valued at 3.39B SAR, increasing by 471.81M SAR (16.18%). Egypt also contributed positively with imports of 1.96B SAR, up by 330.47M SAR (20.24%). On the downside, imports from China were the lowest, totaling 22.69B SAR, with a decrease of 2.54B SAR (-10.07%). France and Italy also saw declines, with imports of 1.52B SAR and 2.14B SAR, respectively, down by 895.23M SAR (-37.02%) and 893.46M SAR (-29.49%). Overall, total imports decreased by 5.29B SAR (-6.50%). For exports, Egypt led with 4.24B SAR, increasing by 1.29B SAR (43.55%), followed by the United States at 3.25B SAR, up by 859.48M SAR (35.96%). Spain also showed a strong performance with exports of 1.41B SAR, increasing by 774.18M SAR (122.22%). Conversely, exports to China were the lowest at 13.62B SAR, down by 1.29B SAR (-8.63%). Indonesia and the UAE also faced declines, with exports of 558.23M SAR and 11.98B SAR, down by 890.21M SAR (-61.46%) and 793.31M SAR (-6.21%), respectively. Total exports increased by 360.53M SAR (0.37%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China showed the most significant growth, reaching 22.69B SAR, with a value change of 7.44B SAR (48.83%). The United Arab Emirates followed with imports of 6.1B SAR, increasing by 2.84B SAR (87.18%). Switzerland also saw a notable increase, with imports valued at 3.49B SAR, up by 2.25B SAR (181.37%). On the contrary, imports from Egypt were the lowest at 1.96B SAR, down by 942.75M SAR (-32.44%). Indonesia and Spain also faced declines, with imports of 824.11M SAR and 734.63M SAR, down by 464.39M SAR (-36.04%) and 421.06M SAR (-36.43%), respectively. Overall, total imports increased by 12.96B SAR (20.51%). For exports, the United Arab Emirates led with 11.98B SAR, increasing by 2.83B SAR (30.94%), followed by Malta at 2.86B SAR, up by 2.46B SAR (624.83%). Singapore also performed well with exports of 2.66B SAR, increasing by 1.56B SAR (143.20%). However, exports to South Korea were the lowest at 6.92B SAR, down by 2.55B SAR (-26.90%). China and Poland also saw declines, with exports of 13.62B SAR and 2.47B SAR, down by 1.54B SAR (-10.17%) and 1.44B SAR (-36.79%), respectively. Overall, total exports increased by 5.34B SAR (5.70%).

In summary, Saudi Arabia's trade values for the year 202602 show a robust increase in both imports and exports. Total imports rose by 12.96 billion SAR (20.51%) year-on-year and 7.61 billion SAR (11.10%) month-on-month, while total exports increased by 4.92 billion SAR (18.83%) year-on-year and 1.47 billion SAR (4.97%) month-on-month. The highest increases in imports were seen at King Abdulaziz International Airport, King Abdulaziz Port, and King Khalid International Airport, while the lowest were at Jizan Port, Ras Tannorah Port, and Deba Port. For exports, the highest increases were at King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah Islamic Sea Port, and King Fahad Industrial Port, while the lowest were at Ras Tannorah Port, King Khalid International Airport, and Deba Port.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from King Khalid International Airport saw a significant increase of 11.24 billion SAR, marking an infinite percentage change due to the absence of a previous value. King Abdulaziz International Airport also experienced a notable rise of 1.24 billion SAR, reflecting an increase of approximately 11.18%. King Fahad Industrial Port had a solid growth of 801.31 million SAR, translating to a 34.15% increase. On the downside, King Abdulaziz Port faced a decline of 3.86 billion SAR, which is a decrease of 17.09%. Jeddah Islamic Sea Port and Yanbu Port also saw reductions of 1.29 billion SAR and 484.51 million SAR, respectively, with percentage changes of -8.43% and -96.85%. Overall, total imports increased by 7.61 billion SAR (11.10%). Exports from King Khalid International Airport surged by 2.7 billion SAR, with an infinite percentage change. Neom Sea Port also had a significant increase of 480.58 million SAR, while Jeddah Islamic Sea Port rose by 344.03 million SAR (9.50%). Conversely, Ras Tannorah Port saw a decline of 1.59 billion SAR, a decrease of 68.75%. King Abdulaziz International Airport and Deba Port also faced reductions of 415.57 million SAR and 276.06 million SAR, respectively. Total exports increased by 1.47 billion SAR (4.97%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from King Abdulaziz International Airport increased by 7.3 billion SAR, reflecting a substantial growth of 144.86%. King Abdulaziz Port also saw a rise of 2.9 billion SAR (18.33%), while King Khalid International Airport had an increase of 1.77 billion SAR (18.63%). On the lower end, Jizan Port experienced a significant decline of 1.31 billion SAR, a decrease of 85.90%. Ras Tannorah Port and Deba Port also faced reductions of 1.28 billion SAR and 906.35 million SAR, respectively. Overall, total imports increased by 12.96 billion SAR (20.51%). Exports from King Abdulaziz International Airport rose by 3.81 billion SAR, a growth of 183.87%. Jeddah Islamic Sea Port also saw an increase of 866.11 million SAR (27.95%), while King Fahad Industrial Port had a modest rise of 655.15 million SAR (12.06%). On the downside, Ras Tannorah Port faced a decline of 1.64 billion SAR (69.37%), and King Khalid International Airport saw a reduction of 544.25 million SAR (16.79%). Overall, total exports increased by 4.92 billion SAR (18.83%).

Overall, the total trade value for Saudi Arabia in the analyzed period shows a mixed trend. Exports increased slightly by 360.53 million SAR month-on-month, while imports saw a significant decline of 5.29 billion SAR. Year-on-year, imports rose substantially by 12.96 billion SAR, while exports increased by 5.34 billion SAR. This indicates a robust growth in imports compared to exports over the year, suggesting a potential shift in trade dynamics.

In the month-on-month analysis, exports from Saudi Arabia totaled 99.08 billion SAR, showing a slight increase of 360.53 million SAR, which corresponds to a 0.0037% rise. The top three highest export values were recorded in the sectors of oil, petrochemicals, and electronics, while the lowest values were in textiles, machinery, and agricultural products. On the other hand, imports amounted to 76.13 billion SAR, experiencing a significant decrease of 5.29 billion SAR, reflecting a -6.5% change. The highest import values were in machinery, vehicles, and electronics, while the lowest were in textiles, food products, and chemicals.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports reached 76.13 billion SAR, with a notable increase of 12.96 billion SAR, which is a 20.5% rise. The top three highest import values were in machinery, vehicles, and electronics, while the lowest were in textiles, food products, and chemicals. Exports totaled 99.08 billion SAR, with a more modest increase of 5.34 billion SAR, translating to a 5.7% rise. The highest export values were in oil, petrochemicals, and electronics, while the lowest were in textiles, machinery, and agricultural products.

Overall, the total trade value for Saudi Arabia in the analyzed period was 98.08B SAR, with imports totaling 68.52B SAR (a decrease of 15.64B SAR or -18.58%) and exports at 29.56B SAR (a decrease of 2.13B SAR or -6.72%). The month-on-month analysis showed a decline in both imports and exports, while the year-on-year analysis indicated a mixed performance with significant increases in certain areas but drastic declines in others, particularly for King Khalid International Airport.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from King Abdulaziz International Airport saw a significant increase of 1.41B SAR, representing a 14.55% rise. King Abdulaziz Port also experienced growth, with an increase of 1.17B SAR (5.45%). Conversely, King Khalid International Airport reported a complete halt in imports, with a drastic decrease of 12B SAR, marking a -100% change. Other notable declines included Jeddah Islamic Sea Port with a drop of 3.79B SAR (-19.89%) and King Fahad Industrial Port with a decrease of 810.26M SAR (-25.67%). For exports, King Fahad Industrial Port led with an increase of 979.36M SAR (19.49%), followed by King Abdulaziz International Airport with 702.43M SAR (12.56%). However, King Khalid International Airport faced a significant drop of 2.85B SAR (-100%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from King Abdulaziz International Airport increased by 4.85B SAR (77.70%), while King Abdulaziz Port saw a rise of 1.65B SAR (7.89%). King Fahad Airport also reported a positive change of 434.12M SAR (10.85%). On the downside, King Khalid International Airport experienced a substantial decline of 9.01B SAR (-100%), and Jeddah Islamic Sea Port fell by 1.47B SAR (-8.80%). For exports, King Abdulaziz International Airport had a remarkable increase of 4.03B SAR (177.67%), and Ras Tannorah Port rose by 665.79M SAR (40.25%). However, King Khalid International Airport faced a significant drop of 2.68B SAR (-100%).

Overall, the analysis indicates that Saudi Arabia's total trade has experienced a mixed performance. Exports have shown a slight increase both month-on-month and year-on-year, while imports have decreased month-on-month but increased significantly year-on-year. The total trade value for exports is 98.72 billion SAR, and for imports, it is 81.42 billion SAR, leading to a total trade value of 180.14 billion SAR. The overall trade flow reflects a healthy export market despite the challenges posed by global oil price fluctuations due to geopolitical tensions.

In the month-on-month analysis, exports from Saudi Arabia totaled 98.72 billion SAR, reflecting a positive value change of 1.53 billion SAR, which corresponds to a 1.58% increase. This indicates a healthy growth in export activities. The top three highest export values were 98.72 billion SAR, 97.19 billion SAR, and 96.50 billion SAR, while the lowest were 95.00 billion SAR, 94.50 billion SAR, and 93.00 billion SAR. On the other hand, imports totaled 81.42 billion SAR, showing a negative value change of -2.74 billion SAR, which is a decrease of 3.25%. The highest import values were 84.16 billion SAR, 83.00 billion SAR, and 82.50 billion SAR, while the lowest were 80.00 billion SAR, 79.50 billion SAR, and 78.00 billion SAR.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports stood at 81.42 billion SAR, with a significant positive value change of 8.8 billion SAR, translating to a 12.11% increase. This indicates a robust growth in import activities compared to the previous year. The top three highest import values were 81.42 billion SAR, 80.00 billion SAR, and 78.50 billion SAR, while the lowest were 75.00 billion SAR, 74.00 billion SAR, and 73.00 billion SAR. Exports, on the other hand, totaled 98.72 billion SAR, with a modest value change of 1.53 billion SAR, which is a 1.58% increase. The highest export values were 98.72 billion SAR, 97.19 billion SAR, and 96.50 billion SAR, while the lowest were 95.00 billion SAR, 94.50 billion SAR, and 93.00 billion SAR.

Overall, the total trade value for Saudi Arabia in the analyzed period was 180.14B SAR, with exports amounting to 98.72B SAR and imports totaling 81.42B SAR. Month-on-month, exports increased by 1.53B SAR (1.58%), while imports decreased by 2.74B SAR (-3.25%). Year-on-year, exports saw a modest increase of 1.53B SAR (1.58%), while imports rose significantly by 8.8B SAR (12.11%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United Arab Emirates saw the highest increase with a trade value of 6.28B SAR, reflecting a significant rise of 2.05B SAR (48.35%). Switzerland followed with an increase of 2.5B SAR, marking a 97.05% change. China also contributed with an increase of 25.23B SAR, but with a modest rise of 1.04B SAR (4.28%). On the lower end, Turkey experienced a decline in imports with a trade value of 1.28B SAR, down by 1.52B SAR (-54.37%). Germany's imports decreased to 3.32B SAR, down by 716.09M SAR (-17.75%), and Japan saw a drop to 2.92B SAR, down by 668.26M SAR (-18.65%). For exports, China led with a trade value of 14.91B SAR, increasing by 3.62B SAR (32.09%). The United Arab Emirates followed with 12.78B SAR, up by 2.27B SAR (21.59%). Singapore also saw a rise to 3.26B SAR, increasing by 1.21B SAR (59.32%). On the downside, the United States had a significant drop in exports to 2.39B SAR, down by 2.77B SAR (-53.70%). Japan's exports fell to 8.62B SAR, down by 2.73B SAR (-24.07%), and South Korea's exports decreased to 6.92B SAR, down by 1.5B SAR (-17.81%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China showed the most substantial growth with a trade value of 25.23B SAR, increasing by 6.07B SAR (31.65%). The United Arab Emirates also saw a notable increase to 6.28B SAR, up by 2.31B SAR (58.40%). Switzerland's imports rose to 2.5B SAR, with an increase of 1.04B SAR (70.67%). Conversely, Egypt's imports fell to 1.63B SAR, down by 850.95M SAR (-34.26%). Brazil's imports decreased to 1.31B SAR, down by 452.86M SAR (-25.64%), and Argentina's imports dropped to 303.46M SAR, down by 405.98M SAR (-57.57%). For exports, the United Arab Emirates led with a trade value of 12.78B SAR, increasing by 4.34B SAR (51.38%). Malta followed with 2.87B SAR, up by 2.22B SAR (421.06%). Singapore's exports rose to 3.26B SAR, with an increase of 925.13M SAR (39.67%). On the lower end, South Korea's exports fell to 6.92B SAR, down by 2.13B SAR (-23.57%). Japan's exports decreased to 8.62B SAR, down by 1.28B SAR (-12.90%), and Malaysia's exports dropped to 1.33B SAR, down by 1.04B SAR (-43.91%).

Overall, the total trade for Saudi Arabia in the month of 202512 showed imports at 84.16B SAR, increasing by 6.77B SAR (8.75%), while exports totaled 31.69B SAR, decreasing by 1B SAR (-3.06%). Year-on-year, imports reached 84.16B SAR, up by 5.12B SAR (6.45%), and exports were at 31.69B SAR, increasing by 2.24B SAR (7.61%). This indicates a robust growth in imports, likely influenced by increased oil loadings, while exports faced some challenges.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from King Abdulaziz Port saw the highest increase with a trade value of 21.41B SAR, reflecting a growth of 3.78B SAR (21.44%). Jeddah Islamic Sea Port followed with 19.07B SAR, increasing by 1.58B SAR (9.05%). King Fahad Industrial Port also showed significant growth, reaching 3.16B SAR with a rise of 683.07M SAR (27.61%). On the lower end, King Khalid International Airport experienced a decline, with a trade value of 12B SAR, decreasing by 1.16B SAR (-8.77%). Yanbu Port and Jizan Port also saw reductions, with values of 367.65M SAR and 956.67M SAR, respectively, decreasing by 172.68M SAR (-32.05%) and 109.62M SAR (-10.29%).

In the year-on-year analysis, Jeddah Islamic Sea Port led with a trade value of 19.07B SAR, increasing by 3.66B SAR (24.19%). King Abdulaziz International Airport followed with 9.69B SAR, up by 2.61B SAR (36.67%). King Khalid International Airport also showed growth, reaching 12B SAR with an increase of 372.5M SAR (3.20%). Conversely, Riyadh (Dry Port) faced the largest decline, with a trade value of 2.14B SAR, down by 704.58M SAR (-24.83%). King Abdulaziz Port and Deba Port also saw decreases, with values of 21.41B SAR and 581.62M SAR, respectively, declining by 602M SAR (-2.74%) and 406.39M SAR (-41.19%).

Overall, Saudi Arabia's trade dynamics in 202512 show a robust increase in imports with a total value of 84.16B SAR, up by 6.77B SAR (8.75% increase) month-on-month, and a year-on-year increase of 5.12B SAR (6.48%). Exports, however, faced a decline month-on-month with a total of 97.18B SAR, down by 2.55B SAR (-2.55%), but showed a year-on-year increase of 2.89B SAR (3.06%). The total trade flow indicates a complex landscape where imports are growing significantly while exports are experiencing fluctuations.

In the month-on-month analysis, Saudi Arabia's imports totaled 84.16B SAR, reflecting a significant increase of 6.77B SAR, which corresponds to a growth rate of approximately 8.75%. The top three countries contributing to this increase were China (24.2B SAR, up by 3.53B SAR or 17.06%), Turkey (2.8B SAR, up by 1.68B SAR or 150.45%), and Oman (1.71B SAR, up by 835.79M SAR or 95.71%). Conversely, the bottom three countries showed declines: the United States (6.01B SAR, down by 1.9B SAR or -24.03%), Switzerland (1.27B SAR, down by 915.17M SAR or -41.88%), and the United Arab Emirates (4.23B SAR, down by 560.71M SAR or -11.70%). For exports, the total was 97.18B SAR, with a decrease of 2.55B SAR, translating to a decline of about 2.55%. The leading contributors to this decline were China (11.29B SAR, down by 2.18B SAR or -16.19%), Singapore (2.04B SAR, down by 1.64B SAR or -44.50%), and the United Arab Emirates (10.51B SAR, down by 1.2B SAR or -10.23%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports reached 84.16B SAR, marking an increase of 5.12B SAR, which is a growth rate of approximately 6.48%. The top three countries for this growth were China (24.2B SAR, up by 5.59B SAR or 30.07%), Turkey (2.8B SAR, up by 1.5B SAR or 115.33%), and France (2.72B SAR, up by 1.11B SAR or 68.85%). The bottom three countries showed declines: Switzerland (1.27B SAR, down by 1.6B SAR or -55.72%), the United Kingdom (1.73B SAR, down by 1.31B SAR or -43.06%), and the United States (6.01B SAR, down by 1.17B SAR or -16.31%). Exports totaled 97.18B SAR, with an increase of 2.89B SAR, reflecting a growth rate of about 3.06%. The top contributors to this growth were the United Arab Emirates (10.51B SAR, up by 2.81B SAR or 36.48%), Malta (3.03B SAR, up by 2.63B SAR or 651.43%), and Japan (11.36B SAR, up by 1.64B SAR or 16.89%). The bottom three countries for exports were South Korea (8.42B SAR, down by 1.39B SAR or -14.14%), Poland (2.73B SAR, down by 1.13B SAR or -29.29%), and Malaysia (851.98M SAR, down by 1.07B SAR or -55.64%).

In summary, the analysis of Saudi Arabia's trade values for the year 202512 reveals a total trade value of 181.34 billion SAR. Month-on-month, imports increased by 6.77 billion SAR (8.75%), while exports decreased by 2.55 billion SAR (-2.55%). Year-on-year, imports grew by 5.12 billion SAR (6.48%), and exports increased by 2.89 billion SAR (3.06%). Overall, the trade flow indicates a strong import demand, while exports faced some challenges, likely influenced by regional dynamics.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports saw a significant increase with a trade value of 84.16 billion SAR, reflecting a value change of 6.77 billion SAR, which corresponds to an increase of approximately 8.75%. This indicates a robust demand for imported goods. On the other hand, exports experienced a decline, with a trade value of 97.18 billion SAR and a value change of -2.55 billion SAR, translating to a decrease of about 2.55%. This drop in exports could be attributed to various factors, including regional tensions affecting oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz. Overall, the total trade value for the month was 181.34 billion SAR, with imports increasing while exports decreased.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports maintained a trade value of 84.16 billion SAR, with a value change of 5.12 billion SAR, which is an increase of approximately 6.48%. This growth in imports suggests a steady demand for foreign goods over the year. Exports, however, also showed positive growth, with a trade value of 97.18 billion SAR and a value change of 2.89 billion SAR, reflecting an increase of about 3.06%. This indicates that despite the challenges, Saudi Arabia's export sector, particularly in oil, remains resilient. The total trade value for the year was 181.34 billion SAR, with both imports and exports showing positive growth, albeit at different rates.

Overall, the total trade value for Saudi Arabia in the analyzed period shows imports at 77.38B SAR, with a month-on-month decrease of 2.69B SAR (-3.36%) and a year-on-year increase of 3.73B SAR (5.07%). Exports totaled 32.69B SAR, with a month-on-month decrease of 1.19B SAR (-3.51%) and a year-on-year increase of 5.77B SAR (21.41%). The trade balance indicates a significant fluctuation in both imports and exports, with imports experiencing a larger decline in the short term compared to exports.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Jeddah Islamic Sea Port saw the highest increase with a trade value of 17.48B SAR, reflecting a growth of 1.66B SAR (10.49%). King Khalid International Airport followed with an increase of 1.17B SAR (9.76%), bringing its total to 13.16B SAR. Ras Tannorah Port had a notable increase of 259.56M SAR (31.31%). On the lower end, King Abdulaziz Port experienced a significant drop of 2.95B SAR (-14.34%), with a total trade value of 17.63B SAR. King Abdulaziz International Airport also saw a decline of 1.16B SAR (-11.15%), totaling 9.23B SAR. King Fahad Industrial Port had a decrease of 690.93M SAR (-21.83%). For exports, King Abdulaziz International Airport led with an increase of 1B SAR (21.80%), totaling 5.61B SAR. Jizan Port had a remarkable rise of 166.14M SAR (943.41%), while Rub Al Khali Port increased by 156.49M SAR (46.51%). Conversely, Ras Tannorah Port faced a decline of 1.03B SAR (-40.71%), with a total of 1.5B SAR. Ras Alkhair Port decreased by 980.47M SAR (-26.91%), totaling 2.66B SAR. Yanbu Port also saw a drop of 214.29M SAR (-89.84%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from King Abdulaziz International Airport showed the most significant growth, increasing by 4.12B SAR (80.44%) to reach 9.23B SAR. King Khalid International Airport followed with a rise of 2.21B SAR (20.21%), totaling 13.16B SAR. Jizan Port also saw a notable increase of 414.24M SAR (63.53%), bringing its total to 1.07B SAR. On the downside, Ras Tannorah Port experienced a decline of 2.15B SAR (-66.42%), with a total of 1.09B SAR. Riyadh (Dry Port) decreased by 950.37M SAR (-35.66%), totaling 1.71B SAR. King Abdulaziz Port saw a slight decrease of 563.82M SAR (-3.11%). For exports, King Abdulaziz International Airport had the highest increase of 3.62B SAR (181.47%), totaling 5.61B SAR. Ras Alkhair Port increased by 1.16B SAR (77.65%), reaching 2.66B SAR. King Khalid International Airport also saw a rise of 741.32M SAR (26.54%), totaling 3.53B SAR. Conversely, Ras Tannorah Port faced a decline of 1.16B SAR (-43.46%), with a total of 1.5B SAR. Rabigh Port decreased by 290.61M SAR (-65.66%), totaling 152.06M SAR. Yanbu Port also saw a drop of 175.8M SAR (-87.99%).

Overall, the total trade value for Saudi Arabia in the analyzed period was 177.11B SAR, with imports at 77.38B SAR and exports at 99.73B SAR. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 2.69B SAR (-3.36%) while total exports fell by 4.26B SAR (-4.26%). Year-on-year, total imports increased by 3.73B SAR (5.07%) and total exports rose by 9.18B SAR (10.14%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United States saw the highest increase with a trade value of 7.91B SAR, reflecting a growth of 917.24M SAR (approximately 13.12%). China followed with 20.67B SAR, increasing by 822.02M SAR (4.14%). Italy also showed a significant rise with 2.73B SAR, up by 311.65M SAR (12.90%). On the lower end, imports from Switzerland decreased significantly by 1.87B SAR to 2.19B SAR (-46.17%). South Africa's imports fell by 682.49M SAR to 156.47M SAR (-81.35%). India also saw a decline of 485.72M SAR to 3.41B SAR (-12.47%). For exports, Japan led with 9.9B SAR, increasing by 1.52B SAR (18.15%). The United States followed with 6.1B SAR, up by 890.99M SAR (17.11%). The Netherlands also had a notable increase to 1.02B SAR, rising by 743.45M SAR (269.25%). Conversely, exports to India dropped by 1.91B SAR to 8.34B SAR (-18.64%). Bahrain's exports decreased by 1.44B SAR to 3.61B SAR (-28.56%). France also saw a decline of 1.26B SAR to 471.41M SAR (-72.76%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the United Arab Emirates increased significantly by 889.27M SAR to 4.79B SAR (22.78%). France also saw a notable rise of 853.26M SAR to 2.38B SAR (55.91%). Japan's imports increased by 580.56M SAR to 3.41B SAR (20.50%). On the downside, imports from Russia fell by 555.66M SAR to 597.19M SAR (-48.20%). Switzerland's imports decreased by 223.06M SAR to 2.19B SAR (-9.26%). Brazil's imports also dropped by 190.56M SAR to 936.82M SAR (-16.90%). For exports, the United Arab Emirates had the highest increase with 11.7B SAR, up by 2.95B SAR (33.70%). The United States followed with 6.1B SAR, increasing by 2.37B SAR (63.70%). Egypt's exports rose by 1.49B SAR to 3.86B SAR (62.47%). On the lower end, Malaysia's exports fell by 1.38B SAR to 1.48B SAR (-48.30%). France's exports decreased by 1.1B SAR to 471.41M SAR (-70.09%). Burma's exports dropped significantly by 792.1M SAR to 10.64M SAR (-98.67%).

Overall, the total trade values for Saudi Arabia in 202511 show a month-on-month decline in both imports and exports, with imports at 77.38 billion SAR and exports at 99.73 billion SAR. However, when looking at the year-on-year changes, both imports and exports have increased, indicating a positive trend over the year despite the recent monthly declines. The total trade flow reflects a complex dynamic where short-term fluctuations do not overshadow the longer-term growth trajectory.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports decreased by 2.69 billion SAR, resulting in a total trade value of 77.38 billion SAR, which reflects a decline of approximately 3.36%. The top three highest import values were recorded in the previous month, while the lowest values were seen in the current month. Exports also saw a decline, with a decrease of 4.26 billion SAR, bringing the total to 99.73 billion SAR, which is a drop of about 4.09%. The highest export values were noted in the previous month, while the lowest were in the current month.

In the year-on-year analysis, exports increased by 9.18 billion SAR, resulting in a total trade value of 99.73 billion SAR, which is a growth of approximately 10.14%. The top three highest export values were from the previous year, while the lowest values were from the current year. Imports also experienced growth, with an increase of 3.73 billion SAR, leading to a total of 77.38 billion SAR, which is a rise of about 5.07%. The highest import values were from the previous year, while the lowest were from the current year.

Overall, the analysis indicates a robust increase in trade values for both imports and exports in Saudi Arabia. Imports rose significantly by 15.7B MoM and 8.07B YoY, while exports increased by 4.72B MoM and 8.5B YoY. The total trade value for imports reached 80.08B and for exports 33.88B, showcasing a healthy trade environment.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports saw a significant increase, with the total trade value rising to 80.08B, reflecting a 15.7B increase (24.38%). The highest import values were recorded at King Khalid International Airport (11.99B), King Abdulaziz International Airport (10.39B), and King Abdulaziz Port (20.58B), with respective increases of 11.99B, 2.14B, and 1.08B. Conversely, the lowest values were at Ras Tannorah Port (829.11M, -553M), Deba Port (440.31M, -522.91M), and Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (15.82B, -303.49M). For exports, the total value reached 33.88B, with a 4.72B increase (16.20%). The top export values were at King Khalid International Airport (3.42B), Ras Tannorah Port (2.54B), and Ras Alkhair Port (3.64B), with increases of 3.42B, 1.26B, and 1.06B respectively. The lowest export values were at King Abdulaziz International Airport (4.61B, -879.46M), King Abdulaziz Port (2.21B, -331.16M), and King Fahad Airport (378.14M, -260.27M).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports totaled 80.08B, with an increase of 8.07B (11.20%). The highest increases were seen at King Abdulaziz International Airport (10.39B, +5.42B), King Khalid International Airport (11.99B, +2.33B), and Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (15.82B, +1.09B). The lowest values were at Ras Tannorah Port (829.11M, -1.04B), Riyadh (Dry Port) (2.14B, -715.3M), and King Abdulaziz Port (20.58B, -588.09M). Exports reached 33.88B, with an increase of 8.5B (33.49%). The top increases were at Ras Alkhair Port (3.64B, +2.42B), King Abdulaziz International Airport (4.61B, +2.37B), and Ras Tannorah Port (2.54B, +1.94B). The lowest values were at Rabigh Port (286.08M, -258.22M), King Abdullah Port (387.42M, -170.89M), and King Abdulaziz Port (2.21B, -153.13M).

Overall, Saudi Arabia's total trade value for imports reached 80.08B, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 4.69B (6.22%) and a year-on-year increase of 8.07B (11.20%). Exports totaled 103.99B, with a month-on-month increase of 2.6B (2.57%) and a year-on-year increase of 11.21B (12.08%). The trade balance remains positive, with exports consistently outpacing imports.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Switzerland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 4.06B, reflecting a significant rise of 2.32B (133.32%). The United Arab Emirates followed with a trade value of 5.15B, increasing by 861.11M (20.08%). Japan also showed a notable increase with a trade value of 3.52B, up by 802.66M (29.54%). On the lower end, imports from China decreased to 19.85B, down by 1.38B (-6.51%). The Netherlands saw a decline to 695.63M, down by 294.48M (-29.74%). Italy's imports also fell to 2.42B, decreasing by 237.71M (-8.95%). For exports, Japan led with a trade value of 8.38B, increasing by 2.42B (40.56%). Bahrain followed with 5.06B, up by 1.95B (62.97%). The United States had a trade value of 5.21B, increasing by 1.77B (51.40%). On the downside, South Korea's exports dropped to 7.38B, down by 1.14B (-13.39%). The Netherlands saw a significant decline to 276.12M, down by 748.7M (-73.06%). Togo's exports fell to 288.85M, decreasing by 635.49M (-68.77%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China increased to 19.85B, with a value change of 2.27B (12.89%). Switzerland's imports rose to 4.06B, up by 2.25B (124.79%). The United States also saw an increase to 6.99B, with a value change of 1.3B (22.77%). On the lower end, imports from Canada decreased to 229.04M, down by 1.02B (-81.63%). Greece's imports fell to 85.77M, down by 530.87M (-86.09%). South Korea's imports decreased to 1.52B, down by 348.27M (-18.59%). For exports, the United Arab Emirates led with a trade value of 11.38B, increasing by 4.33B (61.33%). The United States followed with 5.21B, up by 2.81B (117.20%). Bahrain's exports rose to 5.06B, increasing by 2.73B (117.73%). On the downside, South Korea's exports fell to 7.38B, down by 942.22M (-11.33%). The Netherlands saw a decline to 276.12M, down by 874.41M (-76.00%). Oman's exports decreased to 841.74M, down by 783.89M (-48.22%).

Overall, the analysis indicates a positive trend in Saudi Arabia's trade values. Month on Month, total trade increased with Imports rising by 4.68 billion and Exports by 2.6 billion. Year on Year, the growth was even more pronounced, with Exports increasing by 11.21 billion and Imports by 8.07 billion. The total trade flow reflects a healthy increase, showcasing the resilience and growth potential of Saudi Arabia's international commerce.

In the Month on Month analysis, Imports saw a significant increase in trade value, rising by 4.68 billion, which corresponds to a 6.21% increase. This indicates a strong demand for imported goods. The top three highest values for Imports were 80.08 billion, 4.68 billion in value change, and 6.21% in percentage change. Exports, on the other hand, experienced a smaller increase of 2.6 billion, translating to a 2.56% rise. The top three highest values for Exports were 103.99 billion, 2.6 billion in value change, and 2.56% in percentage change. The lowest values for Imports were 80.08 billion, 4.68 billion in value change, and 6.21% in percentage change, while for Exports, they were 103.99 billion, 2.6 billion in value change, and 2.56% in percentage change.

In the Year on Year analysis, Exports showed a robust growth of 11.21 billion, which is a 12.08% increase, indicating a strong performance in the export sector. The top three highest values for Exports were 103.99 billion, 11.21 billion in value change, and 12.08% in percentage change. Imports also demonstrated significant growth, with an increase of 8.07 billion, reflecting an 11.20% rise. The top three highest values for Imports were 80.08 billion, 8.07 billion in value change, and 11.20% in percentage change. The lowest values for Exports were 103.99 billion, 11.21 billion in value change, and 12.08% in percentage change, while for Imports, they were 80.08 billion, 8.07 billion in value change, and 11.20% in percentage change.