Riyadh, April 11 -- Saudi Arabia's economy recorded its highest-ever level of cash liquidity by the end of February 2025, reaching approximately 3.033 trillion Saudi riyals.

The surge in available liquidity marks an increase of 277.49 billion riyals, reflecting a growth rate of 10.1 percent compared to the same period in 2024.

According to the latest monthly statistical bulletin from the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA), the rise in liquidity highlights robust performance in the broadest measure of money supply growth.

On a monthly basis, liquidity levels also increased by 67.543 billion riyals-equivalent to a 2.3 percent rise compared to the end of January 2025.

Demand deposits remained the largest component of overall liquidity, accounting...