Oman nominal GDP up 25.6% NCSI's Q2 2026 estimates

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Talal Al Kalbani and an unidentified package narrator report preliminary NCSI estimates showing Oman's GDP at current prices rising 25.6 percent year on year in the second quarter of 2026 to about 12.9 billion rials, against roughly 10.2 billion a year earlier. The package gives oil-activity growth above 54 percent to about 5.5 billion and non-oil growth above nine percent to around 7.7 billion, with agriculture, industry and service-sector breakdowns. It forecasts continued oil momentum from higher energy prices, production and exports.

Oman TV reports NCSI's preliminary GDP estimates for the second quarter of 2026 in two price bases. Show 294 gives current-price year-on-year growth of 25.6 percent to about 12.9 billion rials, with oil activities growing above 54 percent and non-oil activities above nine percent. Show 308 gives constant-price growth of 5.1 percent to about 9.9 billion rials, with oil activities up 14.7 percent and non-oil activities up 0.7 percent. These are compatible nominal and real measures from the same quarterly publication. Show 308's opening headline calls the period the first half, and an oil-sector sentence calls it the second half; those inconsistencies remain attributed to that source. The original publication date is unresolved and is not replaced by a broadcast date or the measurement quarter.