Brunei Darussalam’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2025 was positive and stable, with growth primarily driven by the Oil and Gas Sector. Meanwhile, the Non-Oil and Gas Sector recorded a decline, partly due to lower performance in the Finance, Other Manufacturing, and Health subsectors. At the same time, inflation for both Food and Non-Food index remained low. In addition, FDI flows and stock increased, supported by sustained investment inflows, particularly in the manufacturing activities. In terms of total trade and trade balance, both declined compared to 2024, due to reductions in both exports and imports. As for fiscal balance, the country’s position remained in deficit, mainly due to lower government revenue from the Oil and Gas Sector.