AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Trade: CARICOM teams begin assessing whether the region can supply paints, cement, glass bottles and bitumen, with findings set to inform tariff decisions affecting businesses, import costs and consumers. Economic Outlook: The World Bank projects Grenada’s economy will grow 3.3% in 2026, a moderate pace compared with oil-led growth elsewhere in the Caribbean; high energy and transport costs remain regional headwinds. Tourism and Small Business: Grenada’s Pure Experiences programme will promote locally run tours and activities across the tri-island state, aiming to broaden community participation in tourism. Blue Economy Funding: Eligible businesses in fisheries, marine tourism and waste management have a final chance to seek OECS matching grants, with the last call launching October 30. Financial Services: Grenada’s credit unions will mark International Credit Union Day on October 15, highlighting the role of cooperative finance amid economic uncertainty.
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