MoneywebFasika Tadesse, Bloomberg · 5 November 2026 at 11:45Read the full story on MoneywebGross domestic product in the fiscal year that ended in July was the equivalent of $210.7bn Finance Minister Fitsum Assefa said.
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Business Insider AfricaEthiopia has joined Africa’s five largest economies after a major statistical overhaul lifted its measured gross domestic product (GDP) to $210.7 billion for the 2025/26 fiscal year, placing it among the continent’s leading economic powers alongside South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria and Algeria.
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VentureburnEthiopia has jumped three positions to become one of Africa’s biggest economies. Even more impressively, Ethiopia becomes Africa’s fifth-largest economy, valued at about $210.7 billion for the fiscal year that