Dominican Republic
- Economic growth will continue to benefit from a favorable business environment
- Prudent monetary policy will keep inflation close to the target
- The currency will depreciate in line with inflation differential and modest productivity gains
Kyrgyzstan
- The strong growth momentum will slow down from 2026 as the supportive effects from the war in Ukraine fade away
- Inflation will moderate with easing supply constraints
- The currency will start depreciating as FX inflows scale back further
Moldova
- The economy is set to recover as the agricultural sector rebounds and external financial support continues
- Inflation will rise temporarily due to substantial increase in energy tariffs
- Depreciation will be moderate due to support by remittance inflows and EU funding
Uzbekistan
- Strong investment, reform efforts, and favorable demographics will maintain the growth momentum
- Inflation will remain elevated due to structural price distortions and pro-growth policies
- The som will depreciate to support export earnings and preserve competitiveness
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