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Saudi Council reviews Vision 2030, notes PMI growth amid global inflation

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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The Saudi Council of Economic and Development Affairs conducted a virtual meeting to review Vision 2030 programs and discuss the national economy. During the meeting, the Council examined global economic trends, including rising inflationary pressures and tighter monetary policies adopted by major central banks. The Council noted that Saudi Arabia’s Purchasing Managers’ Index rose to 53.8 in August 2026, up from 53.1 in July.

From aawsat.com

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The review highlighted the national economy’s resilience while identifying opportunities arising from the changing international economic environment. The Council also reviewed a report detailing the performance of Saudi Vision 2030 programs during the second quarter of 2026.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia continues to be guided by its national development plan, Vision 2030.

From aawsat.com

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  • Saudi ArabiaThe nation whose economy and national development plan were reviewed.
  • Saudi AramcoThe core economic engine whose long-term strategic planning is informed by the national economic review.

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  • The policy review might direct the Public Investment Fund's investment strategy to maximize Vision 2030 gains.

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