Guyana's Natural Resource Fund closed September 2026 at US$5.47 billion. Every dollar sits in an overnight deposit account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, under an investment mandate the Fund's Board has confirmed four times since May 2024. It earns the overnight rate.
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IMF Country Report 26/262, published 8 October 2026, runs to 100 pages. Its Authorities' Views sections record what the Board's two-page press release does not: Guyana's government keeps public debt and the NRF ceiling as its fiscal anchor.
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The Caribbean Sustainability Bond was launched on 7 October 2026 in Barbados, targeting up to US$250 million for climate and resilience projects. Its sponsor, the CARICOM Development Fund, has disbursed US$169 million across ten member states since 2009. The prospectus is not yet published.
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The IMF Executive Board concluded Guyana's 2026 Article IV consultation on 8 October 2026 under its lapse-of-time procedure, without convening formal discussions. Real GDP grew 19.3 per cent in 2025. The Board's governance priorities open with resolving outstanding cost-oil audits.
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The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago launched its Strategic Plan 2026/27 to 2030/31 on 1 October 2026, setting 3 themes, 8 objectives and 23 projects. Across 28 pages the phrase "foreign exchange" appears once, in the outlook section. No objective and no project addresses it.
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Aeroméxico told the Mexican public on 20 and 21 September 2026 that customer data taken in October 2025 was being offered on Telegram. Form 6-K requires a foreign private issuer to report a material cybersecurity incident promptly after it is made public at home. None has been furnished.
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The World Bank's Latin America and the Caribbean Economic Update, published October 2026, projects Guyana will grow 23.7 per cent this year against 2.2 per cent for the region and 2.5 per cent for the Caribbean excluding Guyana. Its April estimate was 16.3 per cent.
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A British auditor flagged US$214.4 million of ExxonMobil's Stabroek Block costs in March 2021. Guyana triggered the contract's dispute procedure in September 2024. The parties could not agree a sole expert within the 30 days Article 26 allows, and the matter is now with the ICC.
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Guyana budgeted G$6 billion for GuySuCo in 2024 and spent G$15.5 billion. Spending has risen from G$7.2 billion in 2021 to a revised G$16.4 billion in 2026, while its share of national expenditure fell from 1.85 per cent to 1.04 per cent. Output remains below 2020.
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Bolivia imports 60 per cent of the petrol and 95 per cent of the diesel it consumes, and placed state oil company YPFB under intervention on 3 September 2026 for up to 180 days. Fuel queues persisted in Tarija, Santa Cruz, La Paz and Beni on 5 October.
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Guyana's revised 2026 cost for the Guyana Sugar Corporation is G$16.4 billion, 1.04 per cent of total national expenditure. Sugar exports earned US$18.1 million in 2025, about G$3.8 billion. Production rose 26.5 per cent and earnings still fell.
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Argentina's Supreme Court removed the last judicial obstacle to the repeal of the 2011 rural land law on 29 September. Four limits on foreign ownership are gone. A separate border security regime survives and still requires government approval.
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