LATEST INDICATORS

Estimated Gross Domestic Product:

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

Gross Domestic Product Actual:

+3.8%, Dec 2024

Average Consumer Price Index (CPI):

+1.2%, Jan - Dec 2025 / Jan - Dec 2024

Quartely Consumer Price Index (CPI):

+0.8 Jan - Mar 2026 / Jan - Mar 2025

Census Population:

71,105, as of Oct 2021

2025 Life Expectancy at birth:

83.4

2025 Life Expectancy at birth - Male:

82.5

2025 Life Expectancy at birth - Female:

84.4

Estimated Population:

90,577, Dec 2025

Unemployment Rate:

2.6%, as at December 2025

Merchandise Imports ($):

-1.0% Jan - Jun 2026 / Jan - Jun 2025

Balance of Payments Current Account Deficit % GDP:

-9.7% of GDP, Dec 2024

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The Cayman Economy Remains Strong as Tourism Surges and Financial Services Expand. Economic growth up 2.4% in the First Quarter of 2026

Strong tourism activity and continued growth in financial services supported an estimated 2.4% economic expansion in the Cayman Islands for the first quarter of 2026, while the Central Government recorded a surplus of more than CI$317 million. Althou... READ MORE

Merchandise imports grew for the second quarter of 2026

The total value of the merchandise imports grew by 7.5 percent to $466.88 million in the second quarter of 2026. This growth reflected increases in both petroleum-related and non-petroleum imports during the review period. Non-petroleu... READ MORE

Merchandise imports decreased for the first quarter of 2026

The total value of the Islands’ importation of goods for the first quarter of 2026 stood at $436.47 million, a decrease of 8.6 percent compared to the corresponding quarter of 2025. This decline was mainly due to lower imports of non-petroleum... READ MORE