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Guyana’s trade relationships have been reshaped by its emergence as a major oil producer, layered atop a long-standing commercial base built around the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), in which Guyana is a founding member and host of the CARICOM Secretariat. Traditional exports such as sugar, rice, bauxite, gold, and timber remain part of the country’s trade […]
Haiti’s external trade is dominated by its relationship with the United States, which the U.S. Department of Commerce describes as Haiti’s priority trading partner. As of 2026, the United States remains the principal destination for Haitian exports and one of its leading suppliers of imports, with trade flows concentrated heavily in the garment sector. Haiti […]
Guyana’s trade relationships have been reshaped over the past decade by the rapid growth of its offshore oil industry. The country is a member of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and its associated Single Market and Economy, which gives Guyana preferential access to other English-speaking Caribbean economies, though oil exports to markets outside the region now […]
Guatemala, Central America’s largest economy, has belonged to the Dominican Republic–Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR) since the pact entered into force for the country in July 2006. The agreement substantially lowered tariffs and other barriers across goods, services, and investment among the United States, the Dominican Republic, and five Central American nations, and it […]
Grenada’s foreign trade is exceptionally lopsided for so small an island economy: as of 2023 the country exported only about 46 million dollars in goods while importing roughly 609 million dollars, a gap that reflects Grenada’s near-total reliance on imported fuel, food, and manufactured goods. The shortfall is covered mainly through tourism receipts, remittances, and […]
