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Emerging Markets: West Africa Projected for 4.4% Growth Amid Reforms
Abstract:A United Nations report forecasts West Africa's economy will expand by 4.4% in 2026, slightly slowing from the previous year but supported by ongoing macroeconomic reforms.

The West African regional economy is forecast to expand by 4.4% in 2026, according to a new report by the United Nations. This projection marks a slight deceleration from the 4.6% growth observed in 2025 but remains indicative of resilience across the bloc.
Macroeconomic Drivers
The report attributes the sustained growth largely to macroeconomic reforms currently underway in Nigeria, the region's largest economy. These reforms, including adjustments to tax laws and revenue collection strategies, are beginning to reshape the fiscal landscape.
Fiscal Indicators
- West African Growth Projection: 4.4%
- Nigeria Customs Revenue: N7.28 trillion
- Revenue Target Surplus: 10%
Analyst View: While this data does not immediately trigger volatility in Major currency pairs (EUR, USD), it is vital for traders with exposure to Emerging Market baskets or those monitoring the long-term improved stability of the West African economic zone.
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