- Fiscal imbalances have widened sharply in the aftermath of repeated external shocks with public debt rising by 45 percentage points of GDP since 2019 to 113 percent of GDP in 2025.
- Growth is expected to slow in 2026-27, reflecting higher oil prices, a weaker global outlook, and the normalization of construction activity, before stabilizing at 2.7 percent over the medium term.
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