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Guyana enters new phase of oil-led economic growth

Guyana’s oil economy is reportedly growing rapidly, with growth of 19.3% and a larger share of production going to the state. The development concerns the country’s economic and production structure rather than an immediate shock.

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Rapid oil expansion and greater state participation could affect Guyana’s fiscal position and regional energy dynamics.

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