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Saudi Consumer Prices (May)

Easing Saudi deflation in May suggests that the recent pick-up in growth in the non-oil sector is feeding through into price pressures. In addition, a fresh round of subsidy cuts is looking increasingly likely and this would push inflation back into positive territory.

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