Real GDP growth
Reported result2025; October 2026 vintage
[5]
Armenia
Armenia’s economic expansion has been strong, but re-export exposure, uneven household gains and implementation constraints limit what headline growth alone can establish.
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Growth across sectors
Sector growth rates in the same half-year period.
% year on year · First half of 2026 · World Bank October 2026 assessment
These are sector growth rates, not contributions to GDP growth. Negative values indicate contraction; rates must not be added together.
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10 / 107.1%
Agriculture value-added growth
Reported resultFirst half of 2026
[5]Average import processing
Reported resultNine-month averages: September 2024 baseline; September 2026 observation. Report: 30 October 2026.
[1]Full-year real growth estimate
Estimate2026; World Bank October outlook
[5]Trade with Georgia, Georgian reporter
Estimate2025 preliminary; includes re-exports
[254]Russian share of net non-commercial transfers
Reported resultFirst quarter of 2026
[7]CPI inflation target
Framework / agreementFrom 2025
[256]Central-government debt
Reported result2025; IMF staff statement, 17 April 2026 vintage
[255]Fiscal deficit
Reported result2025; IMF staff statement, 17 April 2026 vintage
[255]Current-account deficit
Reported result2025; IMF staff statement, 17 April 2026 vintage
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