Saint Vincent and the Grenadines · Real GDP Growth, IMF Projection

## What this measures

Real gross domestic product, percent change from the year before, at constant prices. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

## Why it matters

Growth sets the pace of demand, hiring and tax receipts. The IMF uses one method for every economy, so countries and regions compare cleanly, and its forecasts are the reference most finance ministries and markets quote.

## How to read it

Above zero means the economy grew in real terms. World and regional aggregates weight countries by GDP at purchasing-power parity.

Each point is a calendar year, dated December 31. The first three points are the years before the WEO's own year, as published in that WEO (estimates and outturns, flagged forecast = false), so the line joins the history. From the WEO's own year on, every point is an IMF forecast (flagged forecast = true). Every point carries the WEO edition it comes from (vintage). The whole path is replaced when a new WEO is published, in April and October. Palanor does not compute statistics or records on this series and does not project it further.

## What it does not say

Forecasts are IMF staff judgment at the time of the WEO, revised with every edition. Recent years are often estimates until national statistics are final.

## Source

Source: IMF World Economic Outlook Database, October 2026 (the IMF's published database file, WEOOct2026all.xlsx). Figures as published, rounded to at most four decimals. Provided by the IMF "as is" and available free of charge from the IMF; the IMF does not endorse Palanor.