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MAF St. Martin (French part)

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Economic overview?

Growth data is insufficient

There is not enough recent growth data to explain the economy. This does not mean it is safe.

Prices?

Price data is insufficient

Available data cannot yet support a summary of price pressure.

An area to explore next?

Insufficient data to identify a standout area

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The highest pressure score is not the most likely event · Indicator years may differ, and some figures may be estimates

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Possible connections, not outcomes for everyone

Cost of living ?

Price data is insufficient to connect these results to your cost of living.

Jobs and income ?

Employment data is insufficient. GDP alone cannot tell us whether your own job prospects will improve or worsen.

Borrowing and debt ?

The simulator below covers government debt, not your mortgage or car payment. Its interest rate is an assumption, not an actual rate.

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Is the economy growing or shrinking? ?

Historical data shows changes but cannot confirm a crisis year.

-15.4%-7.1%1.1%9.4% 2016: 5.00%2016 2017: -8.00% 2018: -8.00%2018 2019: 6.50% 2020: -12.50%2020 2021: 4.90%2021

The line shows the growth rate, not the size of the economy · Above 0 means expansion; below 0 means contraction · Some years may be revised

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Insufficient starting data

Usable government debt, growth, and inflation data are required.

  • General government debt · No data
  • Real GDP growth · Observation year 2021
  • CPI inflation · No data
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Overall pressure score ?

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Data coverage ?

0%

Not a measure of accuracy · base year 2025

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Economic contraction

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Inflation pressure

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Currency and external liquidity

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Government debt pressure

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Credit vulnerability

Track credit levels and economic conditions to explore selected financial-system pressures.

Insufficient data to score this area

Figures and observation years

Sources and credits ↗
Indicator ?ValueObservation year ?Status ?
Real GDP growth ?4.90% per year2021Old · excluded from score
CPI inflation ?—% per year—No data
Current account balance ?—% GDP—No data
Reserves in months of imports ?—months—No data
Private sector credit ?—% GDP—No data
Unemployment ?—% of labor force—No data
General government debt ?—% GDP—No data
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