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San Marino: investment climate and market data
San Marino scores 68 out of 100 on the Invest Global investability score (moderate), ranking 62 of 199 countries. Its strongest pillar is political stability and security (100) and its weakest is growth and upside (18).
68/ 100 · Moderate · grade B+ · Medium confidence
GDP
$2.0 billion
2023 · World Bank
Real GDP growth
0.4%
2023 · World Bank
Inflation
2.3%
2025 · World Bank
FDI inflows
-0.9% of GDP
2023 · World Bank
Government debt
61% of GDP
2025 · IMF
Reserves
2.6 months of imports
2024 · World Bank
Population
34,109
2025 · World Bank
GDP per person
$59,871
2023 · World Bank
Why San Marino scores 68
Institutions and rule of law25%81
Openness to foreign investment20%45
Macro and financial stability18%82
Political stability and security10%100
Growth and upside12%18
Market depth and infrastructure15%75
Six weighted pillars from World Bank, OECD and IMF indicators. See the method, weights and every country.
Where San Marino is most exposed by sector
Industrials and Manufacturing
93
High exposure
Real Estate
63
High exposure
Healthcare
63
High exposure
Consumer
47
Moderate exposure
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Educational research, not investment, legal or tax advice. Scores are screening tools built from public data and are not forecasts or ratings. Figures are the latest available from the named source and may lag. Confirm everything with local advisers before committing capital. Sources: World Bank WDI and WGI, IMF World Economic Outlook, OECD. Data as of 2026-10-09.