Honduras Macroeconomic Indicators

Data and methodology Real GDP growth is measured as the annual percentage change. Inflation in the chart represents year-end consumer-price inflation for consistency with the IMF's medium-term macroeconomic framework. Public debt refers to public and publicly guaranteed debt as a percentage of GDP. The fiscal balance refers to the nonfinancial public sector (NFPS) overall balance, rather than the central government balance alone. The current account balance includes transactions in goods, services, primary income, and secondary income. Remittances and changes in export prices are important influences on Honduras' external accounts. Gross international reserves are expressed in US dollars. Nominal GDP is expressed in current US dollars. GDP per capita is expressed in current US dollars. Values for 2023–2025 are World Bank historical observations. The 2026 figure is an indicative estimate, not an observed World Bank value. Unemployment uses the World Bank modeled ILO estimate series. The 2025 observation is the latest displayed World Bank value. No 2026 unemployment projection is included. Net FDI is expressed as a percentage of GDP. The chart is left blank until a consistent annual net FDI series has been verified. This avoids confusing net FDI with gross inflows or the total stock of foreign investment. 2026 figures are projections or indicative estimates, not final observed outcomes. Historical figures may be revised by national authorities, the IMF, and the World Bank. Sources IMF June 2026 EFF/ECF Review IMF Honduras Staff Report and Macroeconomic Framework World Bank Honduras country data World Bank GDP per capita, current US dollars Central Bank of Honduras Prepared by Central America Economic Review, 2026.