A data-led look at strong capital mobility against thin market evidenceInvesting in North Macedonia: Score, Strengths and Gaps
North Macedonia records a 65 Investor Score from 10 available primary components in 2026 data. Capital mobility scores 96 and banking 74, while real estate and property prices each score 34. Crypto, crypto tax and market depth remain explicit research gaps.
- Start with the score components and their source years, then confirm the denar terms, fees and access conditions with the relevant provider. Check the unavailable crypto, crypto-tax and market-depth evidence separately before making any comparison or commitment.
- This page uses the 2026 Hide My Cash country dataset. The overall score requires at least 8 of 11 primary components; unavailable indicators are never estimated.
65MKDNorth Macedonia signal radar
Higher scores usually mean a more favorable research signal. Debt and tax are normalized so stronger scores are better for capital-preservation research.
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Where North Macedonia's profile is strongest
North Macedonia's 65 Investor Score is supported by 10 available primary components. The clearest strengths in the 2026 data are capital mobility at 96, inflation at 86 and banking at 74; debt scores 72 and tax scores 69. The macro record also shows estimated government debt of 54.011% of GDP for 2026, while account ownership was 84.2548648905347% in 2024. These measures make the country useful for a focused comparison, but they should be read component by component rather than as a promise of access, performance or suitability.
Why the headline score needs a gap check
The profile is broad enough for an overall score, but important evidence is absent. Market capitalisation as a share of GDP and the number of listed companies are unavailable, matching the explicit market-depth gap. Crypto and crypto-tax scores are also unavailable. Governance is mixed across the supplied 2024 measures: political stability is 68.555855, while control of corruption is 41.190881. Sovereign ratings are BB- with a Stable outlook from S&P and BB+ with a Stable outlook from Fitch, so the underlying dates and agency views matter when interpreting credit risk.
How the scores shape asset research
Asset research should begin with the uneven component profile. Stocks and ETFs score 51, but market depth is unavailable, so investors still need instrument-level evidence on what can actually be traded. Real estate and property prices both score 34, which calls for careful review of the BIS-linked price evidence rather than assumptions based on the overall score. Banking at 74 and capital mobility at 96 provide stronger starting indicators, while the currency score of 58 means denar exposure should remain a separate part of any comparison.
Data confidence for North Macedonia
Hide My Cash combines country-level research signals into a simple comparison view. Some indicators are unavailable for thinner markets; missing values stay visible rather than being invented.
FAQ
What is North Macedonia's Investor Score?
North Macedonia has an Investor Score of 65 in the 2026 data. The score is publishable because 10 primary components are available, above the required minimum of eight; its eligible rank is 67.
Which North Macedonia score components stand out?
Capital mobility scores 96, inflation 86 and banking 74. At the weaker end of the available measures, real estate and property prices each score 34, while stocks and ETFs score 51.
What debt and inflation data are available for North Macedonia?
Government debt is estimated at 54.011% of GDP for 2026. The recorded inflation rate is 4.07249176848348% for 2025. Central-government debt is unavailable, so it should not be treated as zero.
What is missing from North Macedonia's investment profile?
Crypto, crypto tax and market depth are explicit gaps. Market capitalisation as a share of GDP and the listed-company count are also unavailable, so those questions require separate verification.
Public data portals behind this profile
Open the observation year shown beside each metric, then verify the underlying series at its publisher. The snapshot uses these portals when the matching field is available; legal, tax, property and crypto rules may require additional country-specific sources named in the page.