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U.S. Imports
$467.0M
U.S. Exports
$97.5M
-$369.5M (net importer)
The United States imported $467.0M/month and exported $97.5M/month with Guyana as of February 2026, covering 66 product categories.
Guyana has emerged as one of the world's fastest-growing oil producers following major offshore discoveries by ExxonMobil and partners in the Stabroek Block, transforming its trade profile from agriculture-dominated to petroleum-led. Gold, bauxite, sugar, rice, and timber remain important non-oil exports. The United States, Canada, and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) are key trading partners, and Guyana's rapidly expanding oil revenues are reshaping its import demand for capital goods and infrastructure.
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Since first oil in 2019, crude petroleum has rapidly become Guyana's dominant export, overtaking gold and agricultural products, and driving a surge in imports of capital equipment, machinery, and services.
Guyana's principal non-oil exports include gold, bauxite and alumina, sugar, rice, shrimp, and timber, with the United States, Canada, and Caribbean nations as key markets.
Yes, Guyana is a founding member of CARICOM and participates in the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME), benefiting from preferential trade arrangements with other Caribbean member states.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$1.1B
Services Imports
$236.0M