AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGrowth Outlook: The IMF says prudent policies are supporting Guyana’s rapid growth, with inflation contained in 2025 and no clear signs of overheating. The World Bank projects 23.7% growth in 2026, while the IMF urges continued diversification and vigilance over rising prices. Energy: UNCTAD lists Guyana among oil exporters positioned to gain from higher global prices, though costly fuel imports may eat into the benefits. The World Bank also warns drought could undermine hydropower, sharpening questions over the proposed Amaila Falls project. Business & SMEs: Gafsons is pursuing new manufacturing lines, including UV boards and composite products. Guyana’s new Development Bank is offering interest-free loans of up to $10 million to entrepreneurs and small businesses. Tourism: Guyana and Jamaica signed a cooperation agreement covering investment, air links, training and sustainable tourism as regional leaders call for stronger infrastructure and resilience.
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