For the nine months of 2025, the GDP growth rate remained unchanged, also at 10 percent.
According to the National Statistical Committee, 49.6 percent of the total GDP was made up of the service sector, 35.4 percent came from commodity production sectors, and net taxes on products accounted for 15 percent.
The most significant contribution to the growth of industrial production, compared to January - October 2024, came from areas such as pharmaceuticals (doubling), the production of rubber and plastic products, as well as construction materials (growth of 33.8 percent) and food products (including beverages and tobacco) with an increase of 33.6 percent.
From January to October 2025, the growth of consumer prices and tariffs was 7.1 percent compared to December 2024. On an annual basis, inflation over the ten months reached 9.3 percent, which is an acceleration compared to 8.4 percent over nine months.
