Saudi banks’ investments in T-bonds down by SAR 4.8 bln in July

01/09/2025 Argaam Special
*Data updated periodically


Saudi banks’ investments in treasury bonds decreased by SAR 4.8 billion month-on-month (MoM) to SAR 631.53 billion in July, according to data from the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA).

 

Banks’ investments in government bonds represented over 73% of their total claims on the government and quasi-government sector in Saudi Arabia as of the end of July 2025.

 

These investments include both government bonds and internationally issued sukuk purchased by banks from the secondary market.

 

Meanwhile, SAMA’s assets fell by around SAR 47 billion in July, reaching SAR 1.91 trillion.

 

Saudi Banks Investment in Treasury Bonds since 2024 (SAR bln)*

Period

Value

Change MoM

January 2024

542.5

+2.1

February

546.9

+4.4

March

550.7

+3.9

April

552.2

+1.5

May

556.9

+4.7

June

555.8

(1.1)

July

561.3

+5.5

August

570.2

+8.9

September

574.7

+4.5

October

580.2

+5.5

November

586.6

+6.4

December

591.9

+5.3

January 2025

599.0

+7.1

February

606.5

+7.5

March

612.6

+6.1

April

617.0

+4.5

May

622.9

+5.9

June

636.3

+13.4

July

631.5

(4.8)

*Data updated periodically

 

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