Countries / West Asia
Investing in Oman
A smaller Gulf economy diversifying away from oil dependence, with the sovereign Oman Investment Authority steering much of the national diversification strategy.
- Capital
- Muscat
- Currency
- Omani rial
- Main exchange
- Muscat Stock Exchange (MSX)
- Regulator
- Financial Services Authority (FSA)
How people invest in Oman
MSX equities (banking, industrials) attract a modest but steady retail base; real estate and gold remain traditional stores of value; sovereign wealth strategy is followed closely as a bellwether for the broader economy.
MSX equitiesReal estateGoldSovereign wealth (OIA)
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Frequently asked questions
What currency does Oman use?
Oman uses the Omani rial.
What is the main stock exchange in Oman?
Muscat Stock Exchange (MSX), overseen by the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
What do people in Oman typically invest in?
MSX equities (banking, industrials) attract a modest but steady retail base; real estate and gold remain traditional stores of value; sovereign wealth strategy is followed closely as a bellwether for the broader economy.