Global wealth data from the International Monetary Fund ( Old Style”, Serif">IMF ) have been updated. The institution is extending its country growth projections to 2028. The data is measured on the basis of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), at current prices, expressed in dollars

Il ressort des projections du FMI updated that the ranking of the ten richest countries in Africa will experience some upheavals in Africa. Projections for FMI the period 2021—2028 reveal a significant increase in the African continent, driven in particular by its major powers in an uncertain environment. The top 10 richest countries on the continent during the period include the most populated countries (Nigeria, Ethiopia, Egypt, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), South Africa, Tanzania...). Countries have managed to improve their rankings. Nigeria remains the number one on économie the continent. While Ivory Coast and Ghana are leaving this top 10, Angola is making a comeback thanks to the surge in the price of a barrel of oil, of which it is the second largest African producer, and the DRC is joining