AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism: Grenada is projected to exceed EC$1 billion in visitor spending for a second straight year, reaching EC$1.068 billion in 2026 after EC$1.047 billion in 2025. Stayover spending alone is expected to top EC$1 billion; the IMF forecasts 3.9% economic growth this year. Climate Planning: Grenada is among five countries in a US$6.75 million regional project launched in St. George’s to improve climate data, emissions tracking and planning. Regional Investment: The US announced more than US$340 million for Caribbean initiatives, including undersea cables and healthcare; Grenada is among the countries involved, though no national allocation was specified. Local Supply: Grenada’s reliance on imported food remains a challenge for farmers, retailers and efforts to strengthen local production. Energy Costs: Cooking gas prices rose for larger cylinders and bulk purchases, while gasoline and diesel prices held steady.
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