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North Macedonia Reports 4.3% GDP Growth and 8.7% Export Increase

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During a ceremony in Kumanovo, Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski reported on the economic performance of North Macedonia. He stated that Gross Domestic Product grew by 4.3 percent in the second quarter of 2026, with nominal growth exceeding 8 percent. Exports in the first eight months of the year reached 5.74 billion euros, marking an 8.7 percent growth.

From english.republika.mk

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The figures indicate that the Macedonian economy is generating new value and increasing economic activity. The average net salary reached 48,499 denars in July, representing an annual nominal growth of 7.1 percent.

From english.republika.mk

Who's involved

  • Hristijan MickoskiPrime Minister of North Macedonia, who delivered the economic report
  • North MacedoniaThe country whose economic performance metrics were reported
  • governmentThe governing body whose policy success was referenced

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