Armenia
- Economic performance will moderate due to tight macro policies
- Inflation will undershoot the target this year, driven by the strong dram
- The currency will depreciate, as exports of services and re-exports slow down
Cambodia
- The growth will slow in 2026 due to conflict, yet the long-term outlook will remain solid
- Inflation will remain low, anchored by exchange rate stability
- The currency will remain stable, as the central bank will maintain the de facto peg to the US dollar
Iraq
- The economic situation has deteriorated significantly amid declining oil income and an expansionary budget
- Inflation will remain muted in the short term due to the overvalued currency
- Despite the expected improvement in oil income, restoring macroeconomic stability will require a currency devaluation
Uzbekistan
- Growth will remain robust, supported by strong domestic demand and investment
- Strong demand and price liberalization will keep inflation above the target
- The currency will be broadly stable in the near term, but depreciation will resume later to preserve competitiveness
Read the forecasts in details on our Macro Portal.
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Forecast updates in March:
- Ethiopia
- Kazakhstan
- Kyrgyzstan