Caribbean Development Bank Excludes Guyana from Growth Moderation Data
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What happened
The Caribbean Development Bank operates across Caribbean Borrowing Member Countries, but it has excluded Guyana from its growth moderation data. The CDB President recently urged Caribbean governments and businesses to prioritize resilience in planning and investment to navigate regional uncertainty.
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Why it matters
The exclusion of Guyana from the growth moderation data changes how the Caribbean Development Bank models economic stability and risk across the region. The CDB President noted that Environmental, Social and Governance considerations are becoming central to corporate strategy in the Caribbean.
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- The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) operates in the Caribbean region and is headquartered in Bridgetown.
- The EU channels funds through LACIF to the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), which provides support to MSMEs in Latin America and the Caribbean.
- Guyana is hosting the Caribbean Development Championships.
- Minister Ashni Singh leads a government partnership with a bank to project regional economic transformation in the Caribbean.
- ExxonMobil announced the discovery of new oil offshore in Guyana, amid ongoing border claims defined by the Essequibo River.