Niger’s economy: growth, inflation, debt and interest rates
The latest checked official figures on Niger’s economy: prices, growth, public debt and the cost of borrowing.
Updated November 5, 2026
This page gathers the latest figures on this topic, each checked against its official source, and every Alama Report story on it. It is updated as new data comes out.
Latest figures
- Consumer price inflation, on a year earlier
- 1.3% · September 2026
Source: INS Niger, IHPC National, septembre 2026 - Real GDP growth, 2025
- 6.9% · 2025
Source: INS Niger, Comptes Économiques de la Nation – Rapides 2025 (avril 2026) - Public debt, share of GDP (IMF)
- 45.9% · 2026
Source: IMF Country Report No. 26/220 - 364-day Treasury bill, average yield at auction
- 8.7% · October 1, 2026
Source: UMOA-Titres, Compte rendu d'adjudication NE 01/10/2026
Figures checked against their source. Euro equivalents at the fixed parity of 655.957 FCFA per euro.
Our stories on this topic
- Bank of Africa Niger's nine-month profit more than doubles · November 5, 2026
- Niger faces 540bn FCFA in regional Treasury debt repayments in 2027 · October 29, 2026
- Niger's consumer prices rise 1.3% in September after months of declines · October 22, 2026
- Niger reaches preliminary IMF agreement on $203mn loan over 38 months · October 22, 2026