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SSD South Sudan

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South Sudan in 1 minute

Data years 2023–2025
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?

Average prices are still rising

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

Inflation 91.4%year 2024
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Inflation pressure

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Area score: 100.0 /100

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

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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 ?

Year 2023 unemployment was 12.4% of the labor force. This does not tell us how your own job or income will change.

Borrowing and debt ?

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Is the economy growing or shrinking? ?

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  • Real GDP growth · Observation year 2015
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Overall pressure score ?

51.6/100

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
≈100.0/100

Inflation pressure

Explore changes in goods and services prices that may affect living costs and purchasing power.

Screening score, not event probability
⇄55.0/100

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
▤—Insufficient data

Credit vulnerability

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Insufficient data to score this area

Figures and observation years

Sources and credits ↗
Indicator ?ValueObservation year ?Status ?
Real GDP growth ?-10.79% per year2015Old · excluded from score
CPI inflation ?91.44% per year2024Used in assessment
Current account balance ?7.93% GDP2023Used in assessment
Reserves in months of imports ?0.17months2023Used in assessment
Private sector credit ?3.24% GDP2025Used in assessment
Unemployment ?12.37% of labor force2023Used in assessment
General government debt ?64.20% GDP2025Used in assessmentMay be an estimate
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