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PSE West Bank and Gaza

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West Bank and Gaza in 1 minute

Data years 2025
Economic overview?

The economy is still expanding

Returned to growth in 2025 after contracting in 2024

Growth 4.3%year 2025
Prices?

Average prices are still rising

If income grows more slowly, the same money may buy less. Individual prices may change by different amounts.

Inflation 9.8%year 2025
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Currency and external liquidity

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Area score: 85.2 /100

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Cost of living ?

If income grows more slowly, the same money may buy less. Individual prices may change by different amounts.

Jobs and income ?

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Borrowing and debt ?

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Is the economy growing or shrinking? ?

Year 2025 growth was 4.3% compared with -22.9% in 2024 · Returned to growth in 2025 after contracting in 2024

-27.6%-13.9%-0.1%13.6% 2016: 8.86%2016 2017: 1.42% 2018: 1.23%2018 2019: 1.36% 2020: -11.32%2020 2021: 7.01% 2022: 4.08%2022 2023: -0.97% 2024: -22.86%2024 2025: 4.34%2025

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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Overall pressure score ?

44.9/100

Data coverage ?

80%

Not a measure of accuracy · base year 2025

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Economic contraction

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Insufficient data to score this area
≈43.4/100

Inflation pressure

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Screening score, not event probability
⇄85.2/100

Currency and external liquidity

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Screening score, not event probability
▥—Insufficient data

Government debt pressure

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Insufficient data to score this area
▤3.0/100

Credit vulnerability

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Screening score, not event probability

Figures and observation years

Sources and credits ↗
Indicator ?ValueObservation year ?Status ?
Real GDP growth ?4.34% per year2025Used in assessment
CPI inflation ?9.81% per year2025Used in assessment
Current account balance ?-15.82% GDP2025Used in assessment
Reserves in months of imports ?2.35months2025Used in assessment
Private sector credit ?56.45% GDP2025Used in assessment
Unemployment ?24.42% of labor force2022Old · excluded from score
General government debt ?—% GDP—No data
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