Mozambique’s fiscal trends reveal economic vulnerabilities and resilience. The 1990s saw steady improvements, with deficits narrowing to - in 1999 due to strong donor support and economic reforms. However, the 2010s brought fiscal crises, with deficits peaking at - in 2014 following a hidden debt scandal and falling commodity prices.
Recent years show signs of recovery, with surpluses projected from 2026 onward, reaching by 2029. This turnaround reflects anticipated growth in resource revenues and fiscal discipline, signaling a positive shift for Mozambique’s economic outlook.
Recent years show signs of recovery, with surpluses projected from 2026 onward, reaching by 2029. This turnaround reflects anticipated growth in resource revenues and fiscal discipline, signaling a positive shift for Mozambique’s economic outlook.
For a deeper dive into the topic, explore Mozambique sector-wise GDP contribution, Mozambique’s inflation rate trajectory, Mozambique’s goods trade balance.
