AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEconomic Outlook: The World Bank projects Grenada’s economy will grow 3.3% in 2026, as tourism-dependent islands face high energy and transport costs while oil producers Guyana and Suriname surge ahead. Regional Trade: CARICOM teams will assess regional supply of paints, cement, glass bottles and bitumen, informing ministers’ decisions on tariffs and import competition. Cost of Living: With Grenada’s November 5 election approaching, VAT and household costs are campaign flashpoints. The NNP says it would remove VAT from sugar and electricity and reverse a water levy. Tourism: Grenada’s Pure Experiences initiative will promote locally run tours and activities, giving guides and community businesses wider exposure. Small Business Funding: Blue Economy businesses in fisheries, marine tourism and waste management can apply for a final round of OECS matching grants to invest in productivity and resilience. Cooperative Finance: Grenada’s credit unions will mark International Credit Union Day on October 15, highlighting their role in providing community-based financial services.
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