The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Guyana’s economy continues to rank among the world’s fastest-growing economies. In a statement issued following the conclusion of the IMF’s 2026 Article IV Consultation, the Fund reports that growth is supported by expansion in both the oil and non-oil sectors. The IMF’s assessment is based on its routine evaluation of a country’s economic performance and outlook under the Article IV process. Both outlets that reported the IMF statement characterize the IMF’s finding as one of continued strong growth momentum across the economy rather than limited activity confined to the oil sector. The reports also indicate the conclusion is contained in the IMF’s public statement released after consultations in 2026. No additional figures, forecasts, or policy recommendations are provided in the excerpts shared, and the reports focus mainly on the IMF’s overall characterization of Guyana’s growth performance.