Mauritius’ annual GDP growth eased to 3.20%, down from a previous reading of 4.70%, according to the latest data updated on 31 March 2026. The figures point to a clear moderation in the country’s economic momentum after a stronger expansion in the prior period.
The slowdown suggests that the pace of post-pandemic recovery and broader economic activity in Mauritius is losing steam, with growth now tracking at a more subdued level. While the country remains in positive territory, the gap between the previous 4.70% and the current 3.20% underscores rising headwinds for output and demand.
Investors and policymakers will be closely watching upcoming data to determine whether this softer growth rate marks the start of a more prolonged cooling phase or a temporary adjustment in Mauritius’ economic trajectory.