Business & Markets

Guyana-Brazil trade hit US$800M by October 2026 as a new chamber launches, urging diversification beyond crude oil exports.

Guyana’s OECD country risk rating moved from category 5 to 4, a shift that may affect export credit financing terms for businesses and importers.

Exxon reportedly needs 2 bcf/d of gas for its Guyana oilfields, which could shrink LNG export plans and reshape opportunities for local contractors.

Guyana’s Farmers’ Conference announced preferential agri loans, new storage facilities and export plans, but key terms remain unconfirmed for businesses.

The IMF Executive Board concluded its 2026 Article IV consultation with Guyana, citing rapid 2025 growth, contained inflation and widening external buffers.

CEDA warns shipping and SPS gaps hurt regional food trade, even as Guyana reports strong agricultural output growth and new CARICOM export plans.

US trade guidance highlights Guyana’s agriculture sector growth, non-oil expansion and market entry conditions for investors weighing agro-processing opportunities.

Guyana’s economy saw growth of 33.3% in H1 2026, with the non-oil sector expanding 10.1%. Businesses should adapt to increasing market demands and opportunities.

With Citi, Hyatt, and ANSA McAL arriving in Guyana, local businesses may see new opportunities but must prepare for compliance and supplier readiness.

The Guyana Development Bank offers zero-interest financing of up to GYD 3 million to support local entrepreneurs and small businesses in Guyana.