The findings published for Algeria in Q3 2026 documented annual movements through 2025. Net product taxes at constant prices rose for 3 straight years, from 549.2 billion in local currency in 2022 to 668.5 billion in 2025, an increase of 22%.
Over the same 2022–2025 period, export purchasing power at constant prices fell for 3 straight years, from 2.7 trillion in local currency to 2.1 trillion, a decline of 22%. The two measures therefore recorded sustained movements in opposite directions over the same years.
An earlier finding, later replaced by a newer version, recorded a sustained decrease in the expenditure estimate discrepancy for GDP at constant prices across 5 consecutive years. The discrepancy became more negative, moving from -929.72 billion in local currency in 2021 to -1319.21 billion in 2025; the reported total change was -389,494,850,027 in local currency. Taken together, the quarter’s supplied findings documented annual trends rather than within-quarter movements or a sequence in which one measure followed another.
The findings were statistically detected from multilateral sources and checked before publication; the supplied material did not identify those sources by name. This brief covered Q3 2026.