Saudi Arabia | NewsNationOnline. Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Finance published its 2027 pre-budget statement on October 1, projecting expenditure of approximately 1.392 trillion Saudi riyals and revenue of around 1.202 trillion riyals. On those projections, spending exceeds revenue by roughly 190 billion riyals. The pre-budget statement offers an early indication of fiscal priorities rather than the final enacted budget. Saudi Arabia continues to invest in infrastructure, public services and economic diversification while remaining exposed to oil-market volatility. Analysts will watch how planned expenditure is financed, whether non-oil revenue expands and how major development projects are prioritised. Fiscal forecasts can change as oil prices, economic growth and policy decisions evolve. Readers should therefore distinguish the ministry’s estimates from realised government revenue and spending. The official statement is the appropriate reference for budget assumptions and subsequent revisions.
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