Bank credit granted to the public and private sectors in the Kingdom continued its accelerated growth path, recording its highest levels by the end of October (2025), totaling about (3.3) trillion riyals, achieving an annual growth rate of (13.6%), with an increase of more than (391.6) billion riyals compared to the similar period in (2024), during which it recorded about (2.9) trillion riyals.

The monthly statistical bulletin issued by the Saudi Central Bank SAMA for the month of October (2025) showed that bank credit extended to the public and private sectors in the Kingdom has reached its highest level. The monthly statistical bulletin issued by Saudi Central Bank for October (2025) showed that bank credit also continued to rise on a monthly basis by (0.4%), equivalent to an increase of (12.9) billion riyals compared to last September, in which total bank credit reached about (3.2) trillion riyals.

The monthly statistical bulletin issued by the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) for the month of October (2025). The bulletin showed that bank credit granted to the public and private sectors was distributed to various economic activities, which promotes the achievement of comprehensive and sustainable economic growth, in line with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 in developing the financing environment and supporting the expansion of vital sectors.

The data showed an increase of (12.9) billion riyals compared to last September, when total bank credit amounted to about (3.2) trillion riyals. The data showed that long-term bank credit (more than 3 years) accounted for the largest percentage of total credit (49%), with a value of (1.6) trillion riyals, while short-term credit (less than 1 year) accounted for (37.3%) with a value of nearly (1.2) trillion riyals, while medium-term credit (from 1 to 3 years) amounted to (13.8%) of the total value of (451.1) billion riyals.

The data showed that bank credit granted to the public and private sectors was distributed across various economic activities, which enhances the achievement of comprehensive and sustainable economic growth, in accordance with the objectives of the Kingdom's Vision 2030 to develop the financing environment and support the expansion of vital sectors.