GDP (Gross Domestic Product): Grenada

Analysis# Grenada GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Grenada's GDP reached 1.524 USD billion in 2026, marking an all-time high for the Caribbean nation. Since 1980, when the economy stood at just 0.111 USD billion, Grenada has expanded by 1,273%—a remarkable 46-year expansion. The island's economic output has grown steadily despite significant volatility, with the current figure representing nearly 14 times its baseline level. The 2020 pandemic contraction to 1.043 USD billion proved temporary, giving way to consistent annual growth averaging 4-5% through 2026. Grenada's economy has rebounded sharply since 2021, climbing from 1.122 USD billion to its present peak. The sustained upward trajectory suggests continued momentum ahead, reflecting growing tourism recovery and sectoral diversification across the small island economy.