Saudi Arabia Reports 2.2 Percent Inflation in September
(MENAFN) Saudi Arabia’s annual inflation rate stood at 2.2 percent in September 2025 compared to the same month last year, the General Authority for Statistics reported on Wednesday.
The authority noted that inflation slightly declined by 0.1 percent from August, attributing this moderation to government initiatives aimed at maintaining price stability despite ongoing global economic challenges.
Housing and utilities sectors were the primary drivers of inflation, mirroring regional trends where energy and real estate costs significantly impact household expenses.
Additionally, food and hospitality prices saw moderate increases, with the authority emphasizing that “targeted measures remain key to containing inflation without slowing growth.”
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