AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGrand Bahama Growth: The Chamber of Commerce is urging investment in farming and marine industries to cut import dependence and diversify the economy, while business owners say high boating fees are driving charter customers to cheaper destinations. Business Climate: More than half of surveyed Grand Bahama businesses are optimistic about the year ahead, but nearly two-thirds cite operating costs as a concern. The Chamber president also warns taxpayers could face up to $412 million in obligations tied to Grand Bahama Power’s debt and planned upgrades. Trade: The Bahamas’ exports to the US fell 75% in July, according to a report headline, highlighting a sharp setback in a key market. Digital Assets: Securities Commission figures show Bahamas-linked digital asset activity contracted more than 70% after FTX collapsed; the regulator traced $472 million in transactions from September 2024 to July 2026, with a small share linked to suspected criminal activity.
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