With a gross domestic product of $10,216 per capita (2022), Mauritius's economy has proven resilient to other global economic shocks, including those stemming ...

Mauritius has transformed its economy. The main pillars of the economy are tourism, textile, financial and recently information technology has joined in.

The financial services sector is a core part of the economy, with a GDP contribution of 13.1%, which includes 6.6% in financial intermediation, 2.1% in ...

Mauritius's economic freedom score is 71.5, making its economy the 19th freest in the 2024 Index of Economic Freedom. Its rating has increased by 0.9 point ...

Real GDP growth remained robust at 7% in 2023, though down from 8.9% in 2022. Growth was driven by services (construction and tourism) on the supply side ...

Mauritius has undergone a remarkable economic transformation from a low-income, agriculturally-based economy to a diversified, upper middle-income economy.

Real GDP growth will remain brisk in 2024, when tourism is expected to make a full recovery to pre-pandemic levels, before slowing to its long-term average rate ...

The country's current account still shows a structural deficit, the consequence of a heavy trade deficit (25% of GDP in 2023), itself the result of heavy ...

The economy of Mauritius expanded by 7.3% from a year ago in Q4 2023, following an upwardly revised 5.3% rise in the prior three-month period.