Pubblicita'
Pubblicita'
- EUR/USD:1.04818-0.00060 (-0.06%)
- Natural Gas:4.095-0.145 (-3.42%)
- UK 100:8,707.55+7.25 (+0.08%)
- GBP/JPY:188.744-0.03700 (-0.02%)
- WTI Oil:68.995-0.373 (-0.54%)
- USD/JPY:148.962+0.08200 (+0.06%)
- S&P 500:5,956.06+0.81 (+0.01%)
- AUD/USD:0.63028-0.00065 (-0.10%)
- Silver:31.861+0.0824 (+0.26%)
- USD/CAD:1.43444+0.00057 (+0.04%)
- Corn:4.793-0.008 (-0.17%)
- EUR/USD:1.04818-0.00060 (-0.06%)
- Natural Gas:4.095-0.145 (-3.42%)
- UK 100:8,707.55+7.25 (+0.08%)
- GBP/JPY:188.744-0.03700 (-0.02%)
- WTI Oil:68.995-0.373 (-0.54%)
- USD/JPY:148.962+0.08200 (+0.06%)
- S&P 500:5,956.06+0.81 (+0.01%)
- AUD/USD:0.63028-0.00065 (-0.10%)
- Silver:31.861+0.0824 (+0.26%)
- USD/CAD:1.43444+0.00057 (+0.04%)
- Corn:4.793-0.008 (-0.17%)
Indicatore di ricerca:
Seleziona il Paese 
Arabia Saudita Bilancia Commerciale
Ultima pubblicazione
dic 31, 2024
Attuale
15,261
Unità in
Million SAR
Precedente
16,897
Frequenza
Trimestrale
Prossima pubblicazione
mar 27, 2025
Orario di pubblicazione
28 giorni 5 ore
Il più alto | Il più basso | Media | Intervallo date | Fonte |
454,159 dic 2005 | -3,651 apr 2020 | 78,069.27 Million SAR | 1968-2024 | Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency |
la bilancia commerciale (BOT), fa riferimento alla differenza tra il valore monetario delle importazioni e delle esportazioni di un paese in un determinato periodo di tempo. Una bilancia commerciale positiva indica un surplus commerciale mentre una bilancia commerciale negativa indica un deficit commerciale. Il BOT è una componente importante nel determinare il conto corrente di un paese.
Ultimi aggiornamenti
Saudi Arabia’s trade surplus slumped to SAR 15.3 billion in December 2024, down from SAR 34.8 billion in the same month last year, due to a surge in imports. Exports dropped by 2.8% year-on-year to SAR 94.3 billion, mainly due to a 10.0% decline in oil exports, which accounted for 68.8% of total exports. China remained the top destination for Saudi exports, representing 13.0% of the total, followed by South Korea (10.4%) and Japan (10.3%). Meanwhile, imports soared by 27.1% to an eight-year high of SAR 79.0 billion, boosted by a jump in purchases of machinery, electrical equipment & parts (44.0%), which constituted 25.5% of total imports, and transportation equipment & parts (8.4%), which represented 14.8% of total imports. Among the major suppliers, China also held the largest share of imports at 23.5%, followed by the US (9.1%) and the UAE (5.4%). For the full year, the trade surplus narrowed sharply to SAR 275 billion from SAR 424 billion in 2023.
Cronologia Arabia Saudita Bilancia Commerciale
Ultime letture 12