Stay informed with this quick-reference resource highlighting key social and economic indicators for Saint Lucia. Featuring the latest data on GDP, inflation, trade, public finances, employment, and more, it provides valuable insights to support informed business and policy decisions.

This economic outlook examines the key trends shaping Saint Lucia's business environment ahead of the 2026/27 Budget. It highlights slowing growth, tourism performance, consumer demand, and the broader economic factors influencing businesses and investment decisions.

The Chamber has published its analysis of the 2026/27 National Budget, examining its implications for the private sector, economic resilience, and business competitiveness. The review highlights key opportunities, challenges, and priority areas expected to shape Saint Lucia's business environment.

The Chamber hosted its Budget Breakdown: What It Means for Business Power Breakfast, bringing together leading financial and economic experts to analyse the 2026/2027 National Budget. The session provided members with valuable insights into the Budget's implications for businesses, economic growth, and Saint Lucia's development priorities.

The Chamber's Know Your Labour Act – Small Business Edition workshop will equip business owners and managers with practical knowledge to confidently navigate key labour law requirements. Facilitated by labour law attorney Cheryl Goddard-Dorville, the programme covers essential workplace obligations to help businesses remain compliant and effectively manage their teams.

Rego's Naturals visited the Chamber Secretariat to express appreciation for the opportunity to participate in the Saint Lucia Business Awards, presenting a selection of locally produced herbal teas. The Chamber remains committed to supporting entrepreneurs who champion innovation and proudly promote Saint Lucian-made products.

The Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture's Board met with the Commissioner of Police to discuss advancing a "Safe Economy" through stronger public-private collaboration. Discussions focused on crime reduction, surveillance, traffic management, border security, and opportunities for the private sector to support national safety and economic resilience.

The Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture has successfully launched its **AI for Small Businesses** training programme under the ELEVATE initiative in partnership with Orbtronics. The interactive programme equips entrepreneurs and business professionals with practical knowledge and tools to confidently integrate Artificial Intelligence into their operations, driving greater efficiency, innovation, and competitiveness.

We are proud to announce that the Bank of Saint Lucia is once again supporting the Elevate: Chamber Small Business Support Programme marking their second consecutive year as a valued sponsor!