The findings published for Oman in Q3 2026 included an IMF monthly all-items consumer price index observation of 110.20 in 2026, 2.35 standard deviations above the 2021–2026 historical mean of 105.89; the historical standard deviation was 1.83. This finding was later replaced by a newer version, and the supplied observation did not identify a month.
Communications and computer services as a share of service exports fell for three consecutive years, from 18.5% in 2021 to 9.19% in 2024, a reported decline of 9.3 percentage points.
Stock market turnover as a share of GDP rose for five consecutive years, from 1.37% in 2020 to 9.42% in 2025, a reported increase of 8.1 percentage points. This increase overlapped with the decline in the communications and computer services share of service exports through 2024.
Agricultural nitrous oxide emissions rose for ten consecutive years, from 415,400 tonnes of CO2e in 2014 to 510,100 tonnes in 2024, an increase of 23%; the rise extended back to 2000. Taken together, the quarter’s findings documented longer-running shifts and a 2026 price-level observation, but did not establish a month-by-month sequence within Q3 2026.
The findings were statistically detected from multilateral-source data and checked before publication; the IMF was the named source for the consumer price index, while the supplied findings did not name sources for the other series. This brief covered the findings published during Q3 2026.