In March 2025, Saudi Arabia recorded a remarkable trade surplus of 19.793 billion riyals, highlighting the nation's robust performance in international trade. This figure reflects a continuing trend of strong economic growth driven by the Kingdom's key export sectors, which have remained resilient in the face of global market fluctuations.

The increase in trade surplus can be attributed to several factors, including rising oil prices and an uptick in non-oil exports, as Saudi Arabia diversifies its economy beyond petroleum. The Financial Services Agency's report indicates a positive outlook for further trade expansion, backed by strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing trade relations and economic partnerships.