Guyana
Economy
The deterioration in the trade balance has pulled the current account balance down substantially. In 2005, the current account deficit more than doubled to US$149.9mn, or 18.5% of...
2006-09-07Economy
Following the national elections in September, which were considered the most orderly and peaceful in recent memory, our short-term political risk rating for Guyana has risen considerably,...
2006-09-07Economy
Following the national elections in September, which were considered the most orderly and peaceful in recent memory, our short-term political risk rating for Guyana has risen considerably,...
2006-09-07Economy
With 75% of all votes counted, the People's Progressive Party (PPP) led by current President Bharrat Jagdeo has a very good chance of winning Guyana's general election held earlier...
2006-08-31Economy
With 75% of all votes counted, the People's Progressive Party (PPP) led by current President Bharrat Jagdeo has a very good chance of winning Guyana's general election held earlier...
2006-08-31Economy
uyana experienced deflation in April for the first time since February 2005. Consumer prices fell 0.55% month-on-month (m-o-m), bringing the annual inflation rate to 8.3%, down from...
2006-08-21Economy
The Georgetown Consumer Price Index experienced deflation for the first time in over a year in April (the last incidence of deflation was February 2005 when prices fell by 1.28% y-o-y)....
2006-07-14Economy
With the gradual end of preferential access to the European market for sugar, Guyana, like many Caribbean sugar producers, is exploring alternatives. High global prices for oil, a...
2006-06-16Economy
BMI View: The Q1 trade deficit grew to US$68.8mn despite a 15% year-on-year (y-o-y) increase in exports. Looking forward, high oil prices will continue to drive import growth while...
2006-06-14Political Risk
Recent events in Guyana have further undermined the state of security and democracy. First, Agriculture Minister Satyadeow Sawh was murdered on April 22 in his home. While investigators...
2006-05-18




