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7 reproducible findings
Clear filtersAccording to ECLAC data at constant prices, Panama's GDP growth fell from 11% in 2022 to 4.4% in 2025 (−6.7 pp). Bolivia had the second-largest drop (−5.3 pp), while Panama ranked 4th of 14 by its 2025 level.
According to December-to-December ECLAC data, the country recorded an inflation rate of 0.2% in 2025 against a regional median of 2.8%. With this figure, Panama ranked 13th out of 14 reporting countries, shifting +0.4 pp from -0.2% in 2024.
According to ECLAC central government data as a percentage of GDP, no value in the 36-year series exceeds 65.6%. The figure represents a 3.5 percentage point increase compared to 62.1% in 2024.
Listed monthly salaries increased from 6.81 million PAB in April to 7.05 million PAB in May, while record counts moved from 3,923 to 3,916.
The balance moved from USD 58,694.36 million in September to USD 58,832.67 million in October, a monthly increase of 0.2%.
Amounts in millions of USD.
The publication contains 3,916 records for May: 478 are Fiscal Auditor III roles and 312 are Auditor II roles.
The balance published by MEF tracks month-to-month change and identifies the year’s largest movement.
Amounts in millions of USD.
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