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Economic growth reached 6.5 percent in 2025 and is projected to moderate to 4.6 percent in 2026, reflecting the stabilization of oil output and softer domestic demand. Inflation is expected to slightly ease but remain ab...
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On January 1, 2026, Bulgaria adopted the euro after meeting all criteria for eurozone membership in early 2025. Thanks to strong domestic consumption and investment, the economy has remained resilient despite a challengi...
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The economy expanded 3.4 percent in 2025, with growth expected at 2.7 percent in 2026. Job creation is expected to bring poverty down to 33.4 percent. Yet subdued productivity growth and weak public service delivery rema...
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Growth recovered to 4.4 percent in 2025, driven mainly by services, and is projected around 4 percent over 2026–2028. Fiscal consolidation strengthened in 2025, via improved revenue collection and targeted spending cuts,...
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Hurricane Melissa significantly disrupted Jamaica’s economy, reversing its progress in growth, employment, and poverty reduction. Strong pre-crisis macroeconomic management, characterized by disciplined fiscal policy, cr...
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Stronger cashew production, solid private demand, and easing inflation supported 5.5 percent growth in 2025 and reduced poverty to 39.8 percent. The fiscal deficit narrowed less than planned due to weak tax mobilization....
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Economic activity remained resilient in H2-2025, supported by manufacturing and construction. Inflation remained low and stable, supported by prudent monetary policy and exchange rate stability. Following high pre-electi...
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In 2025, GDP growth is estimated at 5.3 percent (3.0 percent per capita), driven by broad-based sectoral expansion. Inflation fell to -0.5 percent, reducing the extreme poverty rate to 34.6 percent. Growth is projected t...
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The economy shows early signs of recovery, supported by the return of displaced populations, pickup in economic activity, and easing supply constraints. Modest improvements in trade flows, localized market activity, and ...
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Growth remained strong in 2025 at 3.2 percent, driven by construction, forestry, and robust private consumption amid low inflation and an accommodative monetary policy. Recent global developments may dampen growth in 202...
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Growth is easing as weaker remittances and returning migrants weigh on household incomes and consumption, while the oil price shock is raising inflation. Investment is firmer—supported by manufacturing foreign direct inv...
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Jordan’s economy continued to expand in 2025, supported by stable macroeconomic conditions and reforms. Inflation declined, while external balances improved. Fiscal consolidation continued, although public debt remains h...
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The Palestinian economy experienced an unprecedented contraction after the 2023–25 Gaza conflict. Despite the ceasefire, Gaza still suffers from catastrophic infrastructure destruction, access restrictions, and loss of l...
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Qatar’s economy has been significantly affected by the conflict in the Middle East, including attacks on liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure and disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz, the primary route for its hydro...
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Despite a modest increase in aggregate output, economic conditions in Afghanistan weakened in 2025 amid sharp aid reductions, drought, large returnee inflows, and prolonged border closures with Pakistan. GDP per capita i...