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Grenada’s economic growth has remained robust, driven by tourism and construction sectors. Despite the post-Beryl reconstruction, the country is expected to continue its downward debt trajectory due to strong revenues an...
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Barbados’ tourism-dependent, import-heavy economy remains exposed to external and climate shocks. Growth cooled in 2025 as domestic demand normalized, but with stable prices, resilient tourism, job creation, and modest f...
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Substantial progress in restoring macroeconomic stability through fiscal consolidation and exchange rate reforms. Growth rebounded to 4.4 percent in 2025 and is projected at 3.6 percent in 2026. Inflation is declining. P...
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Estimated growth was 3.8 percent in 2025, driven by private consumption, supported by easing inflation (3.3 percent) and strong remittances. Poverty was estimated at 17.1 per cent in 2025 (US$4.20/day, 2021 PPP) and is p...
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Growth accelerated to 8.1 percent in FY24/25, driven by new hydropower projects and tourism recovery, but youth unemployment remained high at 20.6 percent. The fiscal deficit widened to 2.6 percent of GDP, and the curren...
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Sierra Leone’s economy expanded modestly in 2025, under-pinned by tighter monetary and fiscal policies. Sustained progress will depend on continued fiscal consolidation, prudent debt management, and institutional reforms...
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A major oil export disruption in FY25 triggered a contraction in real GDP and sharp currency depreciation. High inflation, reduced development aid, and arrears to civil servants eroded household consumption and raised ex...
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In 2025, estimated GDP growth is 7.0 percent (3.7 percent per capita), supported by oil exports and agriculture. Deflation (4.7 percent) and strong agricultural output reduced extreme poverty by 3.8 percentage points. De...
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GDP growth is estimated to slow to 1.7 percent in 2025, with a modest recovery to 2.7 percent in 2026, influenced by the ongoing Middle East conflict. New energy projects could boost medium-term growth. With lower Southe...
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The conflict in the Middle East presents a mixed outlook for Oman’s growth. Higher oil prices and improved fertilizer export revenues could support fiscal and external balances, at least in the short term, although logis...
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Syria shows steady signs of economic recovery as sanction relief, national reconciliation, accelerating refugee returns, improved electricity supply, major public-private investment, and substantial reconstruction needs ...
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Economic growth remained robust in 2025, driven by trade, transport, and construction activities. Inflation remained within its target range, but pressures are amounting following recent tax measures. Significant risks p...
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In 2025, estimated GDP growth is 7.0 percent (3.7 percent per capita), supported by oil exports and agriculture. Deflation (4.7 percent) and strong agricultural output reduced extreme poverty by 3.8 percentage points. De...
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Growth is projected at 6.1 percent in 2026, supported by infrastructure, extractives, an improving business environment, and macroeconomic stability with low inflation and exchange rate flexibility. External balances are...
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Growth is expected to soften to 4.3 percent in FY26 from 4.4 percent in FY25. Inflation remains in double digits, thus constraining household purchasing power. The conflict in the Middle East will weaken the external pos...