"Third Issue: Banknotes issued in 1976 under the supervision of the Central Bank of Oman (from 100 Baisa to 50
Riyals)."
"We expect general spending to be 7.18 billion
riyals," Makki said.
SAIB said net operating income fell 41% to 361 million
riyals after net lending income slid 25% to 263 million
riyals.
Around 500 million
riyals will be drawn down from reserves while the remaining 2.5 billion
riyals will come from domestic and external borrowing.
The
riyal's purchasing power during 2000-2013 reduced by 35.3 percent and this means a Saudi
riyal in 2000 now values 65 halalas, reducing its power to purchase goods and services.
It attributed a 19 percent decrease in net income for the 12-month period to 7.7 billion
riyals "to foreign currency exchange fluctuation losses amounting to approximately 1.1 billion
riyals".
With regard to the expenses of civil ministries, government units and public authorities for the fiscal year 2014, spending rose to 4.7 billion
riyals, up from an estimated 4.4 billion
riyals.
The report pointed out that the value of GDP for public sector at current prices has reached 310.6 billion
riyals last year, showing a positive growth of 15.67 per cent, while the private sector's GDP at current prices grew by 5.28 per cent to reach 477.8 billion
riyals.
Total outstanding credit rose 9.9 per cent to 10.5 billion
riyals in September over the same period last year, and accounted for 67.3 per cent of total assets.
Revenues from natural gas grew by 17.4 per cent to 682.60 million
riyals while customs duty and corporate income tax contributed 88.50 million
riyals and 352.30 million
riyals respectively during the same period.
In a statement today, the advisor and spokesman for Saudi Customs, Esa Al-Esa said that in 2014, the total customs revenues amounted to 27.9 billion
riyals, of which 24.5 billion
riyals were actual revenues and 3.4 billion
riyals compared to what the state bore in favor of the customs.