Finance

The Fund's first Article IV consultation under the Simons government praises the oil trajectory but flags pre-election spending and warns inflation will only return to single digits by end-2026.

A US$516 million bond and a US$1.6 billion syndicated loan from eighteen lenders — how Suriname's state oil company financed its 20 percent of GranMorgu, and what it signals about the country's creditworthiness.

Entrepreneurs with real assets cannot access capital. The system is failing its own people.

For the first time, a major Surinamese bank is publicly positioning for oil-sector credit products. What it means for local entrepreneurs seeking capital.

International capital is circling. The question is whether local operators can position early enough to retain meaningful equity.

Analysis of Guyana's oil wealth distribution and the lessons for Suriname.