Regional
IMF Projects Steady Growth For The Caribbean In 2025
CARIBBEAN – The International Monetary Fund forecasting steady economic growth in the Caribbean this year at around 2.4%.
CARIBBEAN – The International Monetary Fund forecasting steady economic growth in the Caribbean this year at around 2.4%.
Aside from Guyana and Haiti, the IMF said recently the region has bounced back robustly from the pandemic.
While tourism-dependent economies are stabilizing as visitor numbers return to pre-pandemic levels, the IMF say commodity-exporting nations are thriving thanks to strong non-energy performance and supportive policies.
Lower global commodity prices and easing supply chain issues are said to be keeping inflation in check.tr
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