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IMF raises Sudan's growth forecast but experts caution against sustained recovery

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The International Monetary Fund raised its economic growth forecast for Sudan to 7% in 2026 and 15% in 2027. The fund also revised its inflation forecast for Sudan in 2026 downwards, from 75.1% to 41.3%. The IMF estimates public debt will remain exceptionally high, at 334.4% of gross domestic product in 2026, although an alternative estimate puts the ratio at 169.1%.

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The projections suggest a possible rebound for Sudan following a sharp economic contraction. However, experts warn that these high growth rates may reflect the resumption of suspended activity from a low base and do not establish that the economy has returned to its pre-war level or achieved a broad-based, sustainable recovery.

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  • International Monetary FundInternational financial institution that updated Sudan's economic projections
  • SudanCountry whose economic growth forecast was raised by the IMF

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