The trajectory of international crude oil prices carries outsized economic weight for three key energy players in the Caribbean: established oil producer Trinidad and Tobago, fast-growing newcomer Guyana, and soon-to-launch offshore producer Suriname. After weeks of heightened geopolitical tension that pushed prices sharply higher, crude markets have cooled in recent days, with values retreating to levels last seen before the latest Middle Eastern crisis erupted around the Strait of Hormuz. This pullback comes as regional tensions show early signs of easing and most oil cargo transit through the strategic waterway has resumed.
Dalende olieprijs biedt verlichting, maar blijft cruciaal voor economieën Guyana, Trinidad en Suriname
