Source response refreshed through the controlled WDI adapter.World Bank WDI · annual observations · provider update · data retrieved A retrieval/check date does not mean the observations describe that date. WDI values can be revised or source-estimated; a blank status is not certification of a national actual.
A useful starting point
Distinguish annual-average CPI inflation from a CPI price index and a monthly year-on-year release. For growth comparisons, retain the source’s annual reporting basis rather than substituting a later quarterly reading.
This page organizes two source-linked annual indicators. It does not replace the latest national release, supply a live market quote or combine hypothetical scenarios with reported history.
Latest historical WDI year label: 2025. 26 available annual observations; missing years are not filled.
Real GDP growth measures the annual percentage change in constant-price output. It is a growth rate, not GDP in US dollars, economic size, GDP per person, or an investment return.
Latest historical WDI year label: 2025. 25 available annual observations; missing years are not filled.
CPI inflation is the annual-average percentage change in the consumer price index. It is not the latest monthly year-on-year headline, a policy rate, or the price level itself.
The permanent briefing archive brings together original summaries and readable public evidence across the five economies. Each edition retains its real grouping date and each story’s public-source publication date.
Use the interactive briefing’s country filters to focus on Oman. A day without a new verified story remains a coverage gap; the annual values above are not relabelled as today’s news.
Data provider: World Bank, World Development Indicators. National authorities and other original indicator producers retain their attribution and terms. Nile Atlas supplies the presentation and comparison.