Public investment in infrastructure
- Macroeconomy, ratings and risk
- Sovereign rating and country risk
- not audited
Public investment runs at around 1.6% of GDP, among the lowest on the continent. Moody's (Apr 2026) makes investment grade conditional on taking it to 3–4% of GDP (roads, ports, airports). It is the other face of fiscal discipline: the state collects ~12% of GDP and invests ~1.6%, so stability is financed by structural austerity. The dossier proposes the indicator public_investment_gdp_pct (Minfin/SICOIN), with the endpoint still to be researched.
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Figures
- Public investment / GDP
- ~1.6%
- Implied target for investment grade (Moody's)
- 3–4% of GDP
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