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Sustaining macro-financial stability will depend on disciplined fiscal and monetary policy, expanding the revenue base, enhancing public financial management, and accelerating sector reforms, namely in energy and cocoa. ...
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GDP growth is projected to remain subdued in FY26 due to the impact of the Middle East conflict, elevated inflation, and weak investment amid persistent financial sector vulnerabilities. Poverty increased by 1.4 million ...
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The current conflict in the Middle East is expected to significantly affect Maldives, disrupting tourism and driving up import costs. In 2026, growth is projected to slow, inflation to rise, unemployment to increase slig...
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Growth accelerated to 7.6 percent in FY26, driven by private consumption and investment. Poverty has continued to decline since 2011, with lower-middle-income country poverty at 16 percent in 2023. Growth is projected to...
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Non-hydrocarbon growth remained robust in 2025, supported by strong investment and household consumption, while inflation eased as food prices declined. Fiscal and external deficits widened amid relatively low hydrocarbo...
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Growth in El Salvador accelerated markedly in 2025, supported by strong investment, record remittance inflows, and robust performance in construction and tourism. Over the medium term, growth is expected to stabilize aro...
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Although growth decelerated in 2025, the economy showed resilience amid heightened uncertainty. Intensifying price pressures weighed on activity, while a widening merchandise trade gap further strained the current accoun...
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Growth accelerated to 4.6 percent in 2025 on resilient exports, but it is projected to moderate to 3.6–3.7 percent over 2026–2028 as external demand eases. While fiscal consolidation has continued, revenue growth has fla...
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After reducing fuel subsidies in late 2025, the new government faces the task of addressing inherited high fiscal deficits, high inflation, and falling living standards. With real GDP estimated to have contracted by 2.1 ...
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The economy is estimated to have grown 1.3 percent in 2025, following an expansion of 4.7 percent in 2024. Fiscal consolidation is needed as debt-to-GDP is projected to stabilize around 77 percent over the medium term. S...
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Following robust GDP growth of 6.6 percent in 2025, growth is expected to moderate to around 4.4 percent in 2026 and 4.1 percent over 2027–2028, supported by solid domestic consumption and strong agricultural performance...
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In 2025, GDP growth reached 5.6 percent (2.1 percent per capita). Lower food and transport prices pushed inflation to -2.6 percent, reducing poverty to 40.7 percent (US$3.00, 2021 PPP). Growth is expected to remain robus...
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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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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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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...