This study aimed to identify the nature of information need of the economists and bankers at the Central Bank of Oman (CBO), the types of information resources, which they used, the information searching methods, which they used and the difficulties that they faced in accessing to the information. The study was based on the descriptive survey methodology. The questionnaire was used as a tool to collect quantitative data. The questionnair was distributed to (151) employees in ten departments that serve the objectives of the study. (11) questionnaires were excluded, which were the questionnaires of respondents from the investment department, because of a large lack of data, Thus, the total of the study population became (140), and the total of retrieved questionnaires reached (104) ones. The researcher relied on the SPSS program to analyze data using descriptive analysis method. The study reached a set of results, the most important of which were: the economists and bankers of the CBO need financial and economic information that helps them to perform their tasks such as making a decision on a specific topic or solving a problem and preparing the reports, researches, studies, issuing journals. The study sample used the formal information resources, the Internet was the most used, the informal information sources were used and the colleagues consulted in the bank were the most frequently. The results also pointed to the diversity of methods of searching information used by the study sample, the most used were browsing the Internet by using search engines and browsing specialized websites, browsing electronic databases, and ي browsing electronic versions of government publications, periodicals and books. The study also found a set of difficulties faced by economists and bankers in the CBO in accessing information, the most influential of which were the lack of an electronic document archiving system, the lack of training programs to use the electronic resources subscribed by the bank library, and the lack of regulations, legislation and regulations on information exchange and availability. The study concluded with a set of recommendations, the most important of which were: To complete the procedures for the provision of electronic archiving system in the CBO, and to start using it effectively, and to provide training programs that allow employees of the CBO to develop their skills in the search for information in electronic sources and benefit from it.