Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia witnessed a deceleration in its M3 money supply growth for the month of October 2025, with the indicator posting a year-over-year growth of 6.90%. This marks a notable slowdown from the previous month's figure of 7.80% recorded in September 2025. The data was officially updated on 30 November 2025.
The M3 money supply, a comprehensive measure that typically includes cash in circulation as well as demand and time deposits, provides key insights into the money circulating within the economy. The recent figures indicate a cooling in the pace of money supply increase when compared with last year’s levels, suggesting possible impacts on liquidity and borrowing conditions within the financial sector.
The deceleration can be viewed as a signal of the current monetary policy climate or broader economic factors at play impacting the level of available funds. Monitoring this trend is crucial for financial analysts and policy-makers as they make informed decisions moving forward. Further analysis and market response will likely be observed as stakeholders assess the broader economic implications of this shift in growth trajectory.
