In 2024, Afreximbank estimated Zimbabwe’s Gross Domestic Product at US$34.4 billion; services contributed 54%, industry 34%, and agriculture 13%.
The country’s external debt is projected to reach US$14.9 billion in 2025, or 67% of GDP, with debt service taking over 50% of revenue—“well above sustainable levels”
• Economic growth: In 2025, Afrex projects economic growth of 3.8%, supported by an anticipated growth in agriculture, gold, and tourism. This projection is lower than the 6% projected by the Zim govt, IMF, and World Bank, and the AfDB’s forecast of 5.3%
• Investor sentiment low: Afrex says “governance challenges have continued to undermine investor confidence both regionally and internationally”
? Outlook: “Global economic shocks, currency volatility, and rising uncertainties in the global financial markets represent significant downside risks” for Zimbabwe’s economy this year.
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