Saudi Point-of-Sale Spending Drops to 13.8B Riyals

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia experienced a decrease in consumer spending across point-of-sale locations during the week of September 6 to 12, 2026. The total sales amounted to 13.79 billion Saudi riyals, reflecting a 12.9% decline compared to the previous week, which recorded 15.83 billion riyals. The number of point-of-sale transactions declined by 4.8%, reaching approximately 255 million transactions. The most prominent sectors in spending were the Food and Beverage sector, with a value of 2.28 billion riyals, followed by Restaurants and Cafés at 1.7 billion riyals, then Clothing and Accessories with 1.09 billion riyals, Fuel Stations totaling 1.05 billion riyals, and the Transportation sector at 1 billion riyals. The cities of Riyadh and Jeddah led in expenditure, each experiencing a 12% decrease. Riyadh's spending reached 4.87 billion riyals, while Jeddah's totaled 1.88 billion riyals.

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