世界银行：2025年7月刚果民主共和国经济更新报告（英文版）

Despite global challenges that have limited world economic growth in 2024, Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) experienced positive growth. In 2024, global economic growth held steady at 2.8 percent (GEP, 2025), constrained by restrictive monetary policies and sluggish trade. Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), however, experienced an increase in growth to 3.5 percent, fueled by public investment and commodity exports, particularly in countries like Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Ghana. Despite this positive momentum,