, industrial sector and tourism sector. Domestic demand continued to expand from private consumption following the fundamental factors supporting overall purchasing power, while private investment contracted

temporarily. For private investments, that decreased from the same period of last year in all sectors from instability of the economy, except for ongoing projects of improvement, maintenance and automation

tourism related while non-durable and semi-durable goods, food and apparels still declined, signaling a still weak grass-root economy consistent with the decline in agricultural sector income. Private

related while non-durable and semi-durable goods, food and apparels still declined, signaling a still weak grass-root economy consistent with the decline in agricultural sector income. Private investment

economy for the first quarter of 2019 continued to expand driven mainly by domestic demands. Private consumption expanded in all categories supported by the improvement in purchasing power from the rise in

result, NESDB has revised its 2024 growth forecast to a range of 2.3%-2.8%. Key supporting factors include the ongoing recovery of the tourism sector, private consumption, and both public consumption and

, private consumption and tourism. Both private and public investments remain largely at stable levels whilst consumer spending is constrained due to high household debt levels, decline in agricultural

being the continuous recovery of the tourism sector, the private consumption and the private investment, while the headline inflation rate averaged of only 0.5%. The unemployment rate in 3Q/2023 was

which the supporting factors still being the continuous recovery of the tourism sector, the private consumption and the private investment, while the headline inflation rate averaged of only 0.1%-1.1

 Net debt to equity ratio as of 31 March 2018 stood at 0.34x, an improvement from 0.93x in 31 December 2017. Current ratio as of the same date stood at 3.09x, a significant improvement from 1.70x, both