CaribEconCaribbean Macro Almanac
  • AG · GDP+5.0%
  • AG · Inflation1.4%
  • AW · GDP+6.8%
  • AW · Inflation0.1%est
  • BB · GDP+2.7%
  • BB · Inflation0.8%est
  • BS · GDP+3.4%
  • BS · Inflation0.4%
  • BZ · GDP+2.8%
  • BZ · Inflation1.1%
  • CW · GDP+5.0%
  • CW · Inflation2.6%
  • DM · GDP+3.0%
  • DM · Inflation2.5%
  • GD · GDP+4.4%
  • GD · Inflation0.6%
  • GY · GDP+19.3%
  • GY · Inflation3.3%
  • HT · GDP−2.7%
  • HT · Inflation28.6%
  • JM · GDP+0.1%
  • JM · Inflation4.0%
  • KN · GDP+2.7%
  • KN · Inflation1.3%est
  • KY · GDP+3.8%
  • KY · Inflation-0.6%
  • LC · GDP−0.6%
  • LC · Inflation2.0%
  • SR · GDP+1.8%
  • SR · Inflation9.2%est
  • TC · GDP+5.6%
  • TT · GDP−0.8%
  • TT · Inflation1.0%
  • VC · GDP+3.4%
  • VC · Inflation0.8%
Economic Data

Chart Explorer

Select countries and indicators. Click any year for a key-event snapshot. Data sourced from IMF, World Bank, UNCTAD, and national sources. Estimates and projections are indicated.

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Guyana's 63.3% real GDP growth in 2022 — the world's fastest that year — reflects the rapid ramp-up of the Stabroek Block. The structural divergence between Guyana's oil-led expansion and Trinidad & Tobago's gradual post-COVID recovery is the defining macroeconomic dynamic in the Caribbean this decade.

Single-year snapshot ranked by economy. For multi-year trends, select Net FDI in the Chart Explorer above.

Regional Comparison

Net Foreign Direct Investment

Cross-country net FDI inflows on a balance-of-payments basis. Negative values indicate net disinvestment — outflows exceeded inflows that year. All values in US$ millions.

Net FDI by Economy

US$ MILLIONS · WORLD BANK WDI · RANKED BY VALUE

Net inflowNet disinvestmentHighest value

Source:World Bank WDI — BX.KLT.DINV.CD.WD· Net FDI on BoP basis; negative = net disinvestment outflows. 2024 are World Bank estimates.

Budget Breakdown

Budget Allocation

Select a country, then click any segment for its amount, share and source page. Figures are in each country's own currency, transcribed from the official budget document.

Budget FY2024/25 (Oct 2024 – Sep 2025)

Trinidad & Tobago — Budget Allocation

Denominator: TT$59,741mn — Total Expenditure, fiscal 2025

Source:Trinidad & Tobago Ministry of Finance — Budget Statement 2025 — “Steadfast and Resolute: Forging Pathways to Prosperity”, delivered 30 September 2024

Major allocations only — 10 named items cover 56.9% of the total; the remaining 43.1% is a derived residual, not a published line item. Figures in TTD millions as printed in the source; no currency conversion applied.

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Fiscal Breakdown

Government Spending vs Revenue

Per-country total government revenue against total expenditure in local currency — primary national sources. The gap is the fiscal balance: a surplus where revenue exceeds spending, a deficit where spending exceeds revenue.

Latest Revenue

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Latest Expenditure

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Fiscal Balance

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Revenue & Expenditure

LOCAL CURRENCY (MN) · PRIMARY NATIONAL SOURCE

RevenueExpenditure

Fiscal Balance

LOCAL CURRENCY (MN) · SURPLUS / DEFICIT

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Local-currency values on each country's own national basis. Levels are NOT comparable across countries.

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