LATEST INDICATORS

Estimated Gross Domestic Product:

+2.9%, Jan - Mar 2025 / Jan - Mar 2024

Gross Domestic Product Actual:

+5.8%, Dec 2023

Average Consumer Price Index (CPI):

+2.6%, Jan - Dec 2024 / Jan - Dec 2023

Quartely Consumer Price Index (CPI):

+0.1 Jul - Sept 2025 / Jul - Sept 2024

Census Population:

71,105, as of Oct 2021

2024 Life Expectancy at birth:

82.7

2024 Life Expectancy at birth - Male:

81.6

2024 Life Expectancy at birth - Female:

83.5

Estimated Population:

88,833, Dec 2024

Unemployment Rate:

2.4%, as at December 2024

Merchandise Imports ($):

+8.3% Jan - Dec 2024 / Jan - Dec 2023

Balance of Payments Current Account Deficit % GDP:

-9.8% of GDP, Dec 2023

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Merchandise imports grew for the second quarter of 2025

The total value of the merchandise imports grew for the second quarter of 2025. Goods imports stood at $434.48 million for the quarter, an increase of 7.3 percent. This reflected a 10.3 per cent growth in the imports of non-petroleum goods, whi... READ MORE

The Inflation Rate was 0.1% for the Third Quarter of 2025

The third quarter inflation rate was 0.1 percent, and among the leading contributors was an 8.1 percent rise in the communication division. The upward movement of the communication index was primarily due to a 10.3 percent increase in the telep... READ MORE

Merchandise imports grew for the first quarter of 2025

The total value of the Islands’ importation of goods for the first quarter of 2025 stood at $477.6 million, an increase of 13.1 percent. This growth mostly reflected the rise in the imports of non-petroleum products which was partially offset by the... READ MORE