Saudi Liquidity Surges to SAR 2.92 Trillion in 2024, Up 9%

KSA, 10 March, 2025 : Liquidity in the Saudi economy surged by SAR 236.129 billion ($62.93 billion) in 2024, marking a 9% annual increase and reaching SAR 2.921 trillion, according to the Saudi Central Bank’s (SAMA) December bulletin.

Since the start of 2024, liquidity grew by 7.4%, continuing a five-year upward trend with a 36% rise since 2020, adding SAR 772.205 billion. This growth supports Saudi Arabia’s economic and commercial expansion.

The broad money supply (M3) was led by demand deposits at SAR 1.440 trillion (49.3% of total), followed by time and savings deposits at SAR 949.7 billion (32.5%). Other quasi-monetary deposits stood at SAR 302.036 billion (10.3%), while currency in circulation outside banks reached SAR 229.088 billion (7.8%).