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Annual Summary 2025

Martinique 15 avril 2026

After the end of 2024 was marked by social unrest, Martinique’s economy began a gradual recovery, with the business climate indicator (BCI) moving back above its long-term average at the beginning of the year.

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This return to equilibrium was subsequently consolidated, as reflected in the 5-point increase in the average BCI over the year, although no real momentum appears to have emerged, in a context where uncertainty remains significant for business leaders.

In addition, business activity gradually recovered over the year, but without truly suggesting that it had entered a growth phase. According to business leaders surveyed in the economic conditions survey, the annual change in turnover in the market sector was reportedly zero, in median terms. The employment market was subdued and still appeared to bear the scars of the end of 2024. Investment showed no real momentum, while household consumption held up, supported by lower inflation and financing costs.

The situation across sectors of activity remained mixed : the primary sector and construction and public works remained weakened, while tourism was supported by dynamic cruise activity. The level of business failure in Martinique, which is on an upward trend, is a point to watch.

A stabilised economy, but lacking fresh momentum

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