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Brunei Darussalam: Statistical Appendix Summary

Core Content Overview

This document provides a statistical overview of Brunei Darussalam's economic performance from 2006 to 2012, focusing on GDP, government and private sector activities, employment, price indices, and balance of payments. It is part of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) background documentation for economic consultations with the country. The data is sourced from the Department of Economic Planning and Development (JPKE) and CEIC Data Co. Ltd., and the information is presented in both annual and quarterly formats.

Key Economic Indicators

1. Nominal GDP by Economic Activity (2006–2011)

• Gross Domestic Product (GDP): Increased from 18,226 million BND in 2006 to 20,579 million BND in 2011.
• Oil and Gas Sector: Dominated GDP, contributing 68.5% in 2006 to 67.7% in 2011. It showed fluctuations, peaking in 2008 at 14,300 million BND and declining in 2009 to 9,417 million BND.
• Non-oil and gas sector: Grew steadily from 5,735 million BND in 2006 to 6,656 million BND in 2011, though with smaller contributions compared to the oil and gas sector.
• Government: Increased from 2,008 million BND in 2006 to 2,413 million BND in 2011.
• Private sector: Rose from 3,726 million BND in 2006 to 4,244 million BND in 2011.

2. Quarterly Nominal GDP by Economic Activity (2008–2012)

• GDP: Fluctuated throughout the period, with a peak in Q4 2011 at 4,994 million BND and a trough in Q2 2009 at 3,255 million BND.
• Oil and Gas Sector: Showed significant volatility, with the highest contribution in Q4 2011 at 3,407 million BND and the lowest in Q2 2009 at 1,763 million BND.
• Government: Varied between 494 million BND and 730 million BND, with the highest in Q4 2011.
• Private sector: Fluctuated between 953 million BND and 1,136 million BND, with the highest in Q4 2011.

GDP by Expenditure

3. Nominal GDP by Expenditure (2006–2011)

• GDP: Ranged from 18,226 million BND in 2006 to 20,579 million BND in 2011.
• Domestic Demand: Increased from 8,805 million BND in 2006 to 10,406 million BND in 2011.
• Consumption: Grew from 6,902 million BND in 2006 to 7,656 million BND in 2011.
• Government Consumption Expenditure: Rose from 3,292 million BND in 2006 to 3,567 million BND in 2011.
• Gross Capital Formation: Increased from 1,902 million BND in 2006 to 2,751 million BND in 2011.
• Net Exports of Goods and Services: Ranged from 8,494 million BND in 2006 to 10,732 million BND in 2011.

4. Quarterly Nominal GDP by Expenditure (2008–2012)

• GDP: Varying quarterly figures, with a peak in Q4 2011 at 3,300 million BND and a low in Q2 2009 at 2,572 million BND.
• Domestic Demand: Fluctuated between 2,293 million BND and 2,987 million BND.
• Consumption: Increased from 1,774 million BND in Q1 2008 to 2,041 million BND in Q4 2012.
• Government Consumption Expenditure: Varied between 907 million BND and 1,043 million BND.
• Gross Capital Formation: Fluctuated between 546 million BND and 868 million BND.
• Net Exports of Goods and Services: Ranged from 1,794 million BND in Q1 2009 to 2,807 million BND in Q3 2011.

Real GDP by Economic Activity

5. Real GDP by Economic Activity (2006–2011)

• GDP: Slightly fluctuated, ranging from 11,968 million BND in 2006 to 12,106 million BND in 2011.
• Oil and Gas Sector: Declined from 6,470 million BND in 2006 to 5,543 million BND in 2011.
• Non-oil and gas sector: Increased from 5,498 million BND in 2006 to 6,564 million BND in 2011.
• Government: Grew from 1,978 million BND in 2006 to 2,469 million BND in 2011.
• Private sector: Increased from 3,520 million BND in 2006 to 4,095 million BND in 2011.

6. Quarterly Real GDP by Economic Activity (2008–2012)

• GDP: Varying figures, with a peak in Q4 2011 at 3,300 million BND and a low in Q2 2009 at 2,572 million BND.
• Oil and Gas Sector: Fluctuated, with a peak in Q4 2011 at 1,572 million BND.
• Non-oil and gas sector: Increased from 1,438 million BND in Q1 2008 to 1,811 million BND in Q4 2011.
• Government: Grew from 489 million BND in Q1 2008 to 775 million BND in Q4 2011.
• Private sector: Increased from 949 million BND in Q1 2008 to 1,044 million BND in Q3 2012.

Key Sectors and Activities

7. Oil and Gas Production and Sales (2006–2011)

• Oil and gas production and sales increased from 12,491 million BND in 2006 to 13,923 million BND in 2011, indicating a strong dependency on this sector.

8. Government and Private Sector Employment

• Government Sector Employment by Grade (2006–2011): Data shows employment levels by grade, but no specific trends are mentioned.
• Private Sector Employment by Industry and Residency Status (2010): Employment varied across industries and residency status, but detailed trends are not provided.

Inflation and Price Trends

9. Consumer Price Index (CPI) (2008–2012)

• The CPI data is not explicitly provided, but the document includes CPI-related information in the context of economic activity and GDP calculations.

Government Revenue and Expenditure

10. Composition of Government Revenue (2008/09–2012/13)

• The composition of government revenue includes various sources, with no specific breakdown given.

11. Composition of Quarterly Government Revenue (2008/09–2012/13)

• Quarterly government revenue varied, but specific components are not detailed in the summary.

12. Composition of Government Expenditure and Budget Balance (2008/09–2012/13)

• Government expenditure and budget balance are discussed, but the specific breakdown is not included.

13. Quarterly Government Expenditure and Budget Balance (2008/09–2012/13)

• Quarterly government expenditure and budget balance showed variations, but no detailed breakdown is provided.

Financial Indicators

14. Central Bank Survey (2007–2012)

• Data on financial institutions and monetary conditions is available, but not summarized here.

15. Other Depository Corporations Survey (2007–2012)

• Includes information on other financial institutions, but no specific trends are mentioned.

16. Depository Corporations Survey (2007–2012)

• Covers a range of financial institutions, but no detailed trends are outlined.

17. Commercial Bank Loans by Economic Sector (2007–2012)

• Loan data by economic sector is included, but specific figures are not summarized.

18. Financial Soundness Indicators (2009–2012)

• Financial indicators for the banking sector are available, but no specific trends are detailed.

19. Financial Soundness Indicators by Bank Type (2012)

• Data by bank type is included, but no specific summary is provided.

Sukuk and Balance of Payments

20. Sukuk Outstanding and Yield (2006–2013)

• Information on sukuk issuance and yield is available, but not detailed in the summary.

21. Balance of Payments (2006–2011)

• The balance of payments data is included, but specific figures and trends are not summarized.

Investment and Trade

22. Private Investment by Sector (2006–2011)

• Private investment varied by sector, but no specific breakdown is given.

23. Foreign Direct Investment (2006–2011)

• FDI data is included, but no specific trends or figures are summarized.

24. Exports by Commodity and Destination (2006–2012)

• Exports varied by commodity and destination, with the highest in 2012 at 16,726 million BND.
• Exports by Commodity: The oil and gas sector dominated, with other sectors contributing smaller amounts.
• Exports by Country of Destination: Data on export destinations is available, but not detailed in the summary.

25. Imports by Commodity and Country of Origin (2006–2012)

• Imports varied by commodity and origin, with the highest in 2012 at 5,995 million BND.

Energy Sector Overview

26. Energy Sector (2006–2011)

• The energy sector, particularly oil and gas, played a significant role in the economy, with data on production and sales included.

Summary of Key Trends

• Oil and Gas Sector Dominance: The oil and gas sector consistently contributed the largest share to GDP and remained central to the economy.
• Government Role: Government expenditure and services were significant contributors to GDP, with a steady increase over the period.
• Private Sector Growth: The private sector showed gradual growth, with contributions increasing from 3,726 million BND in 2006 to 4,244 million BND in 2011.
• Economic Volatility: Quarterly GDP data indicated fluctuations, especially in the oil and gas sector, due to market conditions and external factors.
• Trade Balance: Net exports of goods and services were a major component of GDP, with significant variations in the balance of trade.

Conclusion

This statistical appendix offers comprehensive data on Brunei Darussalam's economic performance from 2006 to 2012, emphasizing the role of the oil and gas sector in driving GDP growth. It also provides insights into government and private sector activities, employment, and trade. The data highlights the volatility in the economy, particularly in the energy sector, and the importance of maintaining a balanced trade and investment environment.