The Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo (CBK) has approved its Annual Report for 2025, detailing the performance of the national economy and its financial system. The assessment indicates that Kosovo maintained stability and sustainability throughout the reporting period, successfully navigating challenges presented by the international economic and geopolitical environment. According to the comprehensive report, the nation’s economy achieved a real growth rate of 3.6 percent during 2025.
Concurrently, the inflation rate was recorded at 3.9 percent. Fiscal stability remains a key strength, as public debt was held at a low level, standing at 16.4 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Economic activity was notably supported by consistent inflows from remittances and foreign direct investments.
Focusing on the sector, the CBK reported that the total assets within the financial system reached approximately 14.6 billion euros. The banking sector demonstrated robust health, maintaining high levels of both capitalization and liquidity. Furthermore, the credit volume saw a significant increase, rising to 6.7 billion euros.
This represents a substantial year-over-year growth of 14.7 percent, underscoring continued credit expansion within the financial landscape. Overall, the findings affirm the resilience of Kosovo’s economic structure.
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