
Saudi Arabia's June price data shows 102 of 168 tracked items rose YoY, signaling broad inflation pressure even as the headline rate has moderated from 2023 peaks.
The average prices of 102 out of 168 commodities and services across 10 categories in Saudi Arabia increased year-on-year in June 2026, according to data released by the General Authority for Statistics.
The report covers a broad basket spanning food, transport, housing, and personal care. The number of items that rose exceeded the count that fell or held steady, though the data did not specify the magnitude of the average increase or the categories that led the move.
Saudi inflation has moderated from the peaks seen in 2023, when housing and food costs pushed the headline rate above 3%. The June reading suggests price pressures remain broad-based even as the pace of annual increases has slowed in recent months.
The data comes as the kingdom continues its economic diversification push under Vision 2030, with non-oil GDP growth outpacing the oil sector. Consumer spending has held up, supported by government wage increases and a strong labor market.
The General Authority for Statistics publishes the monthly price index with a lag. The June report is the latest available snapshot of consumer price trends in the region's largest economy.
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