Inflation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is expected to reach 3.6% this year, with a slight decrease to 3.5% forecast for 2026, according to the latest projections from the country's central bank, which considers this a positive development in the short term.
This estimate is based on an inflation expectations survey conducted in December 2024, covering short-term inflation forecasts. The survey indicated a gradual stabilisation of expected inflation compared to previous rounds of research. Representatives from the financial sector, including banks and insurance companies, also contributed their assessments to the study.
“The results imply positive expectations regarding short-term inflation trends, which could also stimulate other macroeconomic indicators,” the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina stated.
It added that decision-makers continue to adjust their spending plans based on expected price trends, further underlining the importance of such research for the financial sector and the broader economy. The ultimate goal of these activities is to support the stability of economic policies and enhance transparency in the area of inflation expectations, the central bank said.
According to the latest statistical data published in December, the inflation rate in Bosnia and Herzegovina stood at 1.7% year-on-year in November.
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