Economic Intelligence Dashboard
Real-time economic indicators and sector performance for the Republic of Liberia
Headline Indicators
GDP Growth
5.1%
FY 2026
Inflation (CPI)
5.7%
FY 2026
LRD / USD
170
FY 2026
FDI Inflows
—USD M
Public Debt
53.8% GDP
FY 2026
Unemployment
—%
Health Sector Performance
National vital statistics & mortality trends
Life Expectancy
64.5yrs
Infant Mortality
54/1k
Maternal Mortality
850/100k
Immunization
78%
Life Expectancy (years)
Infant Mortality (per 1k live births)
As of FY 2024: life expectancy 64.5 yrs, infant mortality 54/1k, immunization 78%.
AI Sector Insights
Growth & risk scores evaluated from recent economic data· Updated 2026-10-07
Macroeconomic
Strong Growth / Moderate RiskReal GDP growth accelerated to 5.5% and GDP expanded, though rising inflation and a growing fiscal deficit present manageable headwinds.
Mining & Resources
Strong Growth / Low RiskThe sector shows robust momentum with a 24.2% YoY increase in iron ore production and significant export earnings growth.
Agriculture
Stagnant Growth / High RiskRecent data indicates severe contractions in core commodity production volumes, pointing to significant operational volatility.
Cash Crops
Neutral / Data GapNo specific data was provided for this sector, necessitating conservative baseline scoring.
Forestry & Timber
Low Growth / Moderate RiskWhile export earnings grew slightly, major declines in round log production and concerns over forest cover loss weigh on the outlook.
Oil & Gas
Emerging Potential / Low RiskAlthough commercial production is zero, increased offshore block availability and FDI inflows reflect early-stage sector development.
Fisheries
Moderate Growth / Low RiskProduction volumes and export earnings are trending upward, demonstrating stable performance within the sector.
Manufacturing
Moderate Growth / Moderate RiskOutput has seen gains but is hampered by high dependency on firm-owned generators and a sharp decline in cement production.
Trade & Investment
Strong Growth / Moderate RiskRemittances and trade volumes are healthy, though the trade balance remains negative, reflecting dependency on imports.
Trend Charts
GDP Growth Rate Trend
Annual GDP growth rate (%)
- GDP Growth (%)
Inflation Rate (CPI) Trend
Annual inflation (%)
- Inflation (%)
Trade Flow
Total exports vs imports (USD millions)
- Exports (USD M)
- Imports (USD M)
Sector Growth Timeline
FY 2023–2029 · side-by-side growth paths for 11 sectors · every sector indexed to 100 in the first recorded year, so paths are comparable
- Trade & Investment
- Telecommunications
- Oil & Gas
- Mining & Resources
- Manufacturing
- Forestry & Timber
- Fisheries
- Cash Crops
- Banking & Finance
- Agriculture
- Macroeconomic
Lines are toggled by clicking a sector above. Historical figures are recorded sector revenue; with the projection switched on, everything after FY 2026 follows the three-year projection model (revenue path tilted by trade and development conditions).
Window performance ranking
Change in indexed revenue per sector, FY 2023–2029 — the strongest long-term expansion at the top
Mining & Resources
Oil & Gas
Telecommunications
Manufacturing
Banking & Finance
Trade & Investment
Fisheries
Forestry & Timber
Agriculture
Cash Crops
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Top Counties by GDP & Agricultural Output
Agricultural Output
Agricultural Output
Agricultural Output
Private Sector, NGO & Government Revenue
Full analysisPrivate Revenue
—
FY 2026
NGO Revenue & Spend
—
FY 2026
Gov. Expenditure
$475.7M
+33.7%FY 2026
Year-over-Year Comparison
Private sector, NGO, and government revenue (USD millions)
- Gov. Expenditure
- Private Revenue
- NGO Revenue & Spend
Economic Impact Summary
Social program funding and sector growth & risk outlook
Total Program Funding
$26.3M
Total Beneficiaries
647,000
Funding Source Split
Top-Funded Programs
National School Feeding Program
Montserrado · education
National School Feeding Program
Montserrado · education
Urban Cash Transfer Program
Montserrado · welfare
County Health Services
Grand Bassa · health
Community Health Worker Initiative
Nimba · health
Sector Outlook Ranking
Mining & Resources
Strong Growth / Low Risk
Macroeconomic
Strong Growth / Moderate Risk
Trade & Investment
Strong Growth / Moderate Risk
Fisheries
Moderate Growth / Low Risk
Manufacturing
Moderate Growth / Moderate Risk
Oil & Gas
Emerging Potential / Low Risk
Forestry & Timber
Low Growth / Moderate Risk
Cash Crops
Neutral / Data Gap
Agriculture
Stagnant Growth / High Risk
Latest Reports
View allOil & Gas — September 2026
2026 · Annual
Monthly performance report for the Oil & Gas sector covering September 2026. 42 indicators tracked; 3 trending up, 1 declining, 38 stable compared with the prior period. Largest gain: Oil Block Concession Revenue (+150.0%). Largest decline: Oil Consumption (-39.3%).
Forestry & Timber — September 2026
2026 · Annual
Monthly performance report for the Forestry & Timber sector covering September 2026. 38 indicators tracked; 6 trending up, 5 declining, 27 stable compared with the prior period. Largest gain: Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing Value Added (+5910.5%). Largest decline: Annual Deforestation Rate (-98.5%).
Manufacturing — September 2026
2026 · Annual
Monthly performance report for the Manufacturing sector covering September 2026. 35 indicators tracked; 5 trending up, 2 declining, 28 stable compared with the prior period. Largest gain: Manufacturing Output (+67.2%). Largest decline: Manufacturing Value Added (-92.3%).
Trade & Investment — September 2026
2026 · Annual
Monthly performance report for the Trade & Investment sector covering September 2026. 44 indicators tracked; 6 trending up, 2 declining, 36 stable compared with the prior period. Largest gain: Current Account Balance (+418.2%). Largest decline: Current Account Deficit (-35.7%).
Fisheries — September 2026
2026 · Annual
Monthly performance report for the Fisheries sector covering September 2026. 48 indicators tracked; 3 trending up, 3 declining, 42 stable compared with the prior period. Largest gain: Fisheries Export Earnings (+13.6%). Largest decline: Fisheries Contribution to GDP (-68.0%).