Belize Macroeconomic Indicators | Central America Economic Review

Belize Macroeconomic Indicators

Selected macroeconomic indicators compiled from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank.
Last updated: October 10, 2026
IMF forecast reference: September 2025 Article IV Consultation

Real GDP Growth (%)

Consumer Price Inflation (%)

Public Debt (% of GDP)

Overall Fiscal Balance (% of GDP)

Current Account Balance (% of GDP)

Gross International Reserves (USD Millions)

Nominal GDP (USD Billions)

GDP per Capita (Current USD)

Data and methodology Real GDP growth is measured on a calendar-year basis. Inflation represents annual average consumer-price inflation, rather than December year-over-year inflation. Public debt is distinct from central-government debt. Fiscal balance figures refer to the overall balance and may follow a different reporting period from calendar-year GDP. Gross international reserves are expressed in US dollars. Nominal GDP in US dollars is approximate and depends on the conversion of Belize-dollar GDP at BZ$2 per US$1. GDP per capita is expressed in current US dollars. The 2023, 2024, and 2025 observations below are World Bank values. The 2026 figure is an approximate projection, not an observed or verified official value. IMF projections represent the September 2025 forecast vintage. They should not be interpreted as actual outcomes for 2025 or 2026, and may differ from subsequent IMF estimates. Unemployment and net FDI inflows are omitted because the original annual values have not been independently verified as a consistent comparable series. Sources IMF Belize country page IMF 2025 Article IV Consultation World Bank GDP per capita, current US dollars Prepared by Central America Economic Review, 2026.