Antigua and Barbuda
High income · Population 94,270.30 · GDP $2.3B
HistorySaid - pattern
Antigua and Barbuda matched the Export Boom Cycle pattern in 1984. 1 pattern matches detected historically. View →
Economy & Growth
GDP $2.3B
GDP per Capita $22,314
GDP Growth 2.47%
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Indicator
2023
2024
2025
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
Agriculture Value Added
1.94%
-
2.09%
2.09% Trend
2.12% Trend
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-
-
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GDP
$2.0B
$2.2B
$2.3B
$2.3B IMF WEO Oct 2025
$2.5B IMF WEO Oct 2025
$2.6B IMF WEO Oct 2025
$2.7B IMF WEO Oct 2025
$2.8B IMF WEO Oct 2025
$2.9B IMF WEO Oct 2025
GDP Deflator
4.91%
6.18%
7.95%
7.95% Trend
9.03% Trend
10.11% Trend
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GDP Growth
2.43%
3.66%
2.47%
2.47% IMF WEO Oct 2025
2.47% IMF WEO Oct 2025
2.54% IMF WEO Oct 2025
2.48% IMF WEO Oct 2025
2.49% IMF WEO Oct 2025
2.49% IMF WEO Oct 2025
GDP PPP
$2.9B
$3.1B
$3.3B
$3.3B IMF WEO Oct 2025
$3.4B IMF WEO Oct 2025
$3.6B IMF WEO Oct 2025
$3.7B IMF WEO Oct 2025
$3.9B IMF WEO Oct 2025
$4.1B IMF WEO Oct 2025
GDP per Capita
$21,495
$23,542
$22,314
$22,314 IMF WEO Oct 2025
$23,117 IMF WEO Oct 2025
$23,858 IMF WEO Oct 2025
$24,609 IMF WEO Oct 2025
$25,385 IMF WEO Oct 2025
$26,186 IMF WEO Oct 2025
GDP per Capita PPP
$31,602
$33,386
$31,380
$31,380 IMF WEO Oct 2025
$32,315 IMF WEO Oct 2025
$33,259 IMF WEO Oct 2025
$34,192 IMF WEO Oct 2025
$35,198 IMF WEO Oct 2025
$36,280 IMF WEO Oct 2025
GNI
$1.9B
$2.1B
$2.3B
$2.3B Trend
$2.4B Trend
$2.6B Trend
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-
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GNI per Capita
$19,970
$21,150
$22,819
$22,819 Trend
$24,288 Trend
$25,757 Trend
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Gross Savings
25.33%
25.24%
24.73%
24.73% IMF WEO Oct 2025
25.03% IMF WEO Oct 2025
25.40% IMF WEO Oct 2025
25.25% IMF WEO Oct 2025
25.07% IMF WEO Oct 2025
25.10% IMF WEO Oct 2025
Industry Value Added
18.99%
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18.01%
18.01% Trend
17.44% Trend
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-
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Services Value Added
69.06%
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69.17%
69.17% Trend
69.35% Trend
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-
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Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Prices & Inflation
Inflation Rate 3.45%
Consumer Price Index 147.95
PPP Conversion Factor 1.88
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Indicator
2023
2024
2025
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
Consumer Price Index
133.94
142.25
147.95
147.95 Trend
154.70 Trend
161.46 Trend
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-
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Inflation Rate
5.07%
6.20%
3.45%
3.45% IMF WEO Oct 2025
2.42% IMF WEO Oct 2025
1.96% IMF WEO Oct 2025
1.96% IMF WEO Oct 2025
1.96% IMF WEO Oct 2025
1.96% IMF WEO Oct 2025
PPP Conversion Factor
1.84
1.90
1.88
1.88 Trend
1.89 Trend
1.90 Trend
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-
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Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Population
Population 94,270
Population Growth 0.49%
Population Density 214.3
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Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Indicator
2023
2024
2025
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
Budget Deficit
-1.70%
1.61%
0.96%
0.96% IMF WEO Oct 2025
-0.88% IMF WEO Oct 2025
-0.74% IMF WEO Oct 2025
-0.59% IMF WEO Oct 2025
-0.57% IMF WEO Oct 2025
-0.53% IMF WEO Oct 2025
Government Debt to GDP
76.33%
67.58%
65.68%
65.68% IMF WEO Oct 2025
63.78% IMF WEO Oct 2025
63.22% IMF WEO Oct 2025
61.01% IMF WEO Oct 2025
59.98% IMF WEO Oct 2025
58.35% IMF WEO Oct 2025
Government Revenue
17.10%
21.42%
22.29%
22.29% IMF WEO Oct 2025
20.61% IMF WEO Oct 2025
20.71% IMF WEO Oct 2025
20.63% IMF WEO Oct 2025
20.55% IMF WEO Oct 2025
20.49% IMF WEO Oct 2025
Government Spending
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-
-
-
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Health Spending
3.91%
-
3.83%
3.83% Trend
3.63% Trend
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-
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Military Spending
-
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-
-
-
-
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-
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Tax Revenue
-
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-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Money
Lending Rate 6.23%
Deposit Rate 1.36%
Real Interest Rate -1.76%
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Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Currency
Exchange Rate 2.70
Real Effective Exchange Rate 116.10
Foreign Reserves $422.8M
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Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Trade
Exports $1.6B
Imports $1.5B
Trade Balance $-223.0M
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Indicator
2023
2024
2025
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
Current Account Balance
-13.51%
-8.22%
-11.02%
-11.02% IMF WEO Oct 2025
-10.40% IMF WEO Oct 2025
-9.87% IMF WEO Oct 2025
-9.45% IMF WEO Oct 2025
-9.19% IMF WEO Oct 2025
-8.74% IMF WEO Oct 2025
Exports
$1.2B
$1.3B
$1.6B
$1.6B Trend
$1.7B Trend
$1.9B Trend
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-
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FDI Inflows
14.61%
11.13%
14.97%
14.97% Trend
15.50% Trend
16.03% Trend
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-
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FDI Outflows
0.91%
0.00%
1.21%
1.21% Trend
1.62% Trend
2.03% Trend
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-
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Imports
$1.3B
$1.3B
$1.5B
$1.5B Trend
$1.7B Trend
$1.8B Trend
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Remittances Received
$34.9M
$26.2M
$26.3M
$26.3M Trend
$23.3M Trend
$20.3M Trend
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Tourism Receipts
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Trade Balance
-
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$-223.0M
$-223.0M Trend
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Trade Openness
-
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85.07%
85.07% Trend
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-
-
-
Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Political Stability
Political Stability 0.93
Government Effectiveness 0.32
Regulatory Quality 0.41
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Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Health
Health Expenditure per Capita $883
Infant Mortality Rate 7.0
Maternal Mortality Ratio 36.80
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Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Education
Literacy Rate 98.95%
Tertiary Enrollment 25.12%
Education Spending 2.49%
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Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Technology
Internet Users 79.70%
Mobile Subscriptions 197.38
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Italic values are IMF World Economic Outlook projections. CSV
Data & analysis
Real GDP growth (%)
2023
2.43
2024
4.31
2025
3.05
2026
2.54
2027
2.55
2028
2.49
2029
2.49
2030
2.50
CPI inflation (%)
2023
5.07
2024
6.36
2025
3.53
2026
2.44
2027
1.96
2028
1.96
2029
1.96
2030
1.96
Unemployment rate (%)
2023
0.00
2024
0.00
2025
0.00
2026
0.00
2027
0.00
2028
0.00
2029
0.00
2030
0.00
Source: IMF World Economic Outlook via DBnomics
The macroeconomic trajectory of Antigua and Barbuda from 2023 through 2030 reflects a sharp but brief inflationary spike followed by a return to stable, moderate growth. Real GDP growth accelerated from 2.43 percent in 2023 to 4.31 percent in 2024, a post-pandemic recovery surge, before settling near 2.5 percent annually from 2026 onward. CPI inflation, which peaked at 6.36 percent in 2024, is projected to decelerate steadily to 1.96 percent by 2027 and remain there through 2030, indicating successful monetary stabilization. This pattern aligns with the nation’s historical strength in human capital, as evidenced by its #1 global ranking for Primary Completion Rate in 2022. The data suggests a high-income economy that has weathered global price pressures and is now converging toward a low-inflation, steady-growth equilibrium. A sustained shift in trajectory would require either a structural diversification beyond tourism-dependent services or a renewed surge in foreign direct investment, recalling the #2 global ranking for FDI Inflows in 1980.