Gulf Countries' $3.96B Japan Trade Surplus

In August 2026, the five Gulf Cooperation Council countries recorded a trade surplus of $3.96 billion with Japan, reflecting a decrease of 2.95% compared to the previous year due to a decline in Gulf exports, which amounted to approximately $5.44 billion—a drop of 4.32%. Saudi Arabia was the largest exporter of Gulf goods to Japan, totaling $2.87 billion, followed by the UAE with $1.41 billion. Meanwhile, Qatar and Kuwait recorded trade deficits with Japan worth $26.86 million and $18.08 million, respectively. The total trade exchange between the Gulf countries and Japan stood at $6.91 billion, down by 5.10%. Gulf imports from Japan decreased to $1.47 billion, with Kuwait's and UAE's imports falling by 31.57% and 21.43%, respectively, while Omani imports increased by 35.22%.

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