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Week ending 2026-09-21

EM Policy Credibility — Weekly Briefing (2026-09-21)

Republic of Congo's policy credibility contracted sharply as its credibility gap widened this week, posting the panel's steepest decline.

  • Congo credibility gap: Score fell 4.9 points to 47.4 from a -23.8 credibility gap deterioration.
  • Burundi credibility recovery: Score rose 4.6 points to 50.1 from a +28.9 credibility gap improvement.
  • Timor-Leste growth weakness: Score fell 3.9 points to 59.7 amid a -30.0 growth component decline.
  • Algeria credibility pressure: Score fell 3.6 points to 48.7 from a -13.9 credibility gap deterioration.
  • Georgia credibility advance: Score rose 3.0 points to 51.1 from a +11.1 credibility gap improvement.

Eleven data sources reported degradation this week, limiting the completeness of the credibility picture.

Movers

CountryBeforeAfterChangeDriver
Congo, Rep. (COG)52.347.4-4.9Credibility Gap
Burundi (BDI)45.550.1+4.6Credibility Gap
Timor-Leste (TLS)63.759.7-3.9Growth
Algeria (DZA)52.348.7-3.6Credibility Gap
Georgia (GEO)48.151.1+3.0Credibility Gap

Data caveat: the following sources are currently degraded and may lag: BIS_POLICY_RATES, EMBER, EPU, EUROSTAT, FAO, FRED_CPI, ILO_CPI, IMF_CTOT, IMF_IFS_CPI, OECD_CPI, WB_NIGHTLIGHTS.

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