Guinea - Country Partnership Framework for the Period FY2027-FY2033 Annex 5 - Select Macroeconomic Indicators

Jul 19, 2026

This document presents a selection of macroeconomic indicators for Guinea, focusing on the period from FY2027 to FY2033, as outlined in Annex 5 of the Country Partnership Framework. The data, compiled by Guinean authorities, the IMF, and World Bank staff, includes projections and historical data for key economic metrics. It is important to note that these figures do not incorporate the rebasing of national accounts currently underway. Significant methodological changes in inflation measurement are also highlighted, with data prior to 2024 based on capital-city prices and data from 2024 onwards based on a new national methodology. This annex provides crucial insights into the projected economic trajectory and performance of Guinea, serving as a vital reference for stakeholders involved in the country's development and economic planning. The data covers aspects such as GDP growth, inflation, fiscal balances, debt, and poverty rates, offering a comprehensive overview for strategic decision-making and partnership evaluation within the specified fiscal years.

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Select Macroeconomic Indicators

Real GDP growth, at constant market prices

Real GDP growth, at constant factor prices

Employment rate (% of working-age population, 15 years+)

Inflation (consumer price index)

Current account balance (% of GDP)

Net foreign direct investment inflow (% of GDP)

Fiscal balance (% of GDP)

Revenues (% of GDP)

Debt (% of GDP)

Primary balance (% of GDP)

International poverty rate ($3.00 in 2021 PPP)

Lower middle-income poverty rate ($4.20 in 2021 PPP)

Upper middle-income poverty rate ($8.30 in 2021 PPP)

GHG emissions growth (mtCO2e)

FAQs

What period does the macroeconomic data for Guinea cover?

The macroeconomic data for Guinea covers projections for the period from FY2027 to FY2033, as detailed in Annex 5 of the Country Partnership Framework.

Are the provided macroeconomic figures up-to-date with Guinea's latest national accounts?

No, the data presented in this annex does not yet reflect the rebasing of national accounts that is currently being finalized by the National Statistics Institute.

How has the methodology for measuring inflation changed for Guinea since 2024?

Inflation data through 2023 was calculated using a capital-city-only method, which typically results in higher inflation figures. Starting in 2024, inflation is measured using a new methodology that assesses national inflation coverage.

Jul 19, 2026

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