AngolaAngola

Angola, located in the region of Sub-Saharan Africa , is an internationally classified economy with a "Lower middle income" income level. It is home to a demographic force of approximately 39.0 million inhabitants.

From a quantitative perspective, The macroeconomic structure maintains a baseline trajectory with a growth of 3.1% and a CPI of 20.2%. In parallel, inflationary pressures have sharply accelerated, marking a differential of +6.5 points in recent years.

Delving deeper into its institutional metrics, Furthermore, it generates a structural trade surplus, exporting 11.3% more than it imports relative to its GDP.

The demographic pyramid and GDP per capita ($3,129) maintain a standard proportion within its cluster. Foreign investment flows (FDI) remain depressed at around 0.9%, limiting technological transfer.

CAPITAL: Luanda
REGION: Sub-Saharan Africa

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GDP Evolution (10 years)

$0.12T

+3.13%

Data from 2025

Historical Inflation (CPI)

20.2%

Price Volatility

Data from 2025

GDP per Capita

$3,129

YEAR 2025

Unemployment

14.1%

YEAR 2025

Debt to GDP

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YEAR

Active Population

39.0M

YEAR 2025

Structural Metrics (Hedge Fund)

Population > 65 Years

2.9%

YEAR 2025

Gini Index

51.3

YEAR 2018

Exports (% GDP)

23.0%

YEAR 2025

Imports (% GDP)

11.7%

YEAR 2025

FDI (% GDP)

0.9%

YEAR 2025

View Raw History (Structured Data)
YearGDP (USD)Growth (%)Inflation (%)Unemployment (%)Debt/GDP (%)Exports (%GDP)Imports (%GDP)FDI (%GDP)
2025$122.17B3.1320.1614.11---22.9811.670.94
2024$103.08B4.9528.2414.02---30.8818.97-1.08
2023$106.04B1.3213.6414.05---32.6720.94-2.00
2022$128.23B3.5621.3614.12---36.0120.52-5.15
2021$78.28B1.0925.7515.80---40.0922.44-5.56
2020$58.51B-5.2722.2716.70---31.7622.90-3.19
2019$81.19B-1.0617.0816.50---36.9523.42-5.05
2018$90.51B-0.5119.6316.60---35.8522.42-7.13
2017$85.63B-0.1629.8416.62---25.0819.91-8.64
2016$60.77B-0.2330.6916.57---24.3022.03-0.30

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