Guadeloupe Export Data

Guadeloupe Import/Export Overview and Domestic Market Update

Imports & Exports

• Top Trade Partners: Guadeloupe's main trading partners include France, the United States, and Martinique, reflecting its ties within the Caribbean and Europe.

• Top 5 Imports: The leading imports are machinery, vehicles, foodstuffs, pharmaceuticals, and fuels, which together account for a significant portion of the total import volume.

• Top 5 Exports: The primary exports are rum, sugar, bananas, and other agricultural products, along with beverages, representing a substantial part of total exports.

• Trade Balance: Guadeloupe faces a trade deficit, importing more than it exports, which is influenced by its reliance on goods not produced domestically.

• Trade Policy: Guadeloupe's trade policies are aligned with those of the European Union, which influence its tariffs, trade agreements, and import quotas.

Domestic Market

• Consumer Spending: Consumer spending in Guadeloupe is robust, driven by tourism and local purchasing power, but it is sensitive to external economic conditions.

• Interest Rates & Inflation: Interest rates are set by the European Central Bank, which impacts borrowing costs and economic activity. Inflation in Guadeloupe can be higher than in mainland Europe, affecting the cost of living.

• Supply Chain Dynamics: Supply chains are influenced by global shipping rates and the availability of goods, which can lead to price fluctuations and supply disruptions.

• Industry Performance: The tourism and agricultural sectors are key contributors to Guadeloupe's economy, with emerging focus on sustainable tourism and renewable energy sources.

Overall Outlook

Guadeloupe's economy, while facing challenges such as trade deficits and inflation, is supported by its vibrant tourism industry and agricultural exports. Efforts to diversify the economy and strengthen local industries are expected to enhance resilience and growth prospects.