RecordQatar's reserve coverage reached a record 7.45 months of imports in 2025, the highest in records going back to 2011.
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RecordQatar's total reserves in months of imports reached 7.45 months of imports in 2025, their highest level in records going back to 2011.
TrendQatar's food price inflation has risen for 4 straight months, from 2.05% in February 2026 to 12.7% in June 2026: up 11 points.
RecordQatar's food price inflation reached 12.7% in June 2026, its highest level in records going back to January 2001.
OutlierQatar's goods imports reached $1.6 billion in March 2026, about 39% below their 2016–2025 March average of $2.7 billion. A gap that large has not appeared in the past 11 Marchs.
DivergenceQatar's goods exports fell 50% between December 2025 and March 2026, while its Gulf peers averaged a 13% fall: a gap this wide has appeared only once in the past 140 months.
RecordQatar's total reserves in months of imports reached 7.45 in 2025, their highest level in records going back to 2011.
TrendQatar's school enrollment, tertiary has risen for 8 straight years, from 14.8% in 2016 to 43.0% in 2024: up 28 points.
TrendQatar's private-sector credit as a share of GDP has risen for 3 straight years, from 101% in 2022 to 127% in 2025: up 26 points.