Oman Export Data

Oman's Import/Export Overview and Domestic Market Update

Imports & Exports

• Top Trade Partners: Oman's major trading partners include the UAE, Saudi Arabia, China, India, and Japan, reflecting robust regional and global ties.

• Top Imports: Crude oil, refined petroleum, and machinery are among the top imports, accounting for a significant portion of Oman's total imports.

• Top Exports: Crude petroleum, refined petroleum, and natural gas are the leading exports, comprising a substantial share of Oman's total exports.

• Trade Balance: Oman maintains a trade surplus, primarily due to strong oil exports, which outpace its imports in value.

• Trade Policy: Oman adheres to the GCC Common Customs Law, aiming to facilitate trade within the region while maintaining strategic import tariffs on certain goods.

Domestic Market

• Consumer Spending: Consumer spending is influenced by the oil market's stability and government policies, showing growth but tempered by economic uncertainties.

• Interest Rates & Inflation: With moderate inflation and interest rates closely tied to the US Federal Reserve, Oman's monetary policy balances economic growth and price stability.

• Supply Chain Dynamics: Supply chains in Oman are improving, benefiting from strategic investments in logistics and infrastructure, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs.

• Industry Performance: The oil and gas sector remains dominant, but there is a notable push towards diversification, with growth in tourism, logistics, and manufacturing sectors.

Overall Outlook

Oman's economy, underpinned by its strategic location and abundant oil reserves, is poised for steady growth. Efforts to diversify the economy and enhance domestic industries position Oman for resilience and long-term prosperity.