2025-7-12 19:30 |
The IMF expects Turkmenistan’s economy to maintain 2.3 percent real growth annually through 2030, with GDP rising to $139.4 billion. Inflation is projected to reach 8 percent and remain stable. The current account is expected to shift from surplus to deficit, while public debt remains low.
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