The Guinean economy jumped by 51.2%, after that Conakry has completed a long-awaited reassessment of its product gross domestic product, by adopting the 2008 system of national accounts of United Nations.

la Guinea became the second largest economy in the UEMOA after its resizing. This Revision brings Guinea's GDP to over 37 billion euros (40 billion dollars), which allows it to be ahead of the Senegal as the second largest economy in French-speaking West Africa, behind Ivory Coast. The debt-to-GDP ratio and other ratios are improving on paper, although underlying fiscal pressures remain unchanged. The IMF predicts an expansion of 6.5% in 2025, which will reach around 10% the following year, When the Simandou iron ore project, worth 15 billion dollars, will go into production.

Country has also obtained its first sovereign rating. S&P awarded to the Guinea rated it B+ with a stable outlook on September 18, thus opening the way to its first international bond sale.