Antigua and Barbuda: 2026 Article IV Consultation-Press Release; Staff Report; and Statement by the Executive Director (IMF Country Report No. 26/97) (International Monetary Fund, 2026)

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IMF Country Report 26/97 (May 2026): press release, staff report, Tables 1-8, annexes (past advice, external sector, DSA, risk matrix, selected issues on trade/tourism, data), Executive Director's statement. Programme content: 'o/w CIP revenue' line 2021-2031 in Tables 4a (EC$m) and 4b (% of GDP), now all extracted; text on stronger CIP inflows in 2025, CIP capital transfers financing the current account (no figure), data gap on CIP-related FDI, regional CIP regulator enacted ('late 2025' in Annex I, PDF pp. 51-52). Out of scope: macro, fiscal, BoP (capital transfers line not labelled CBI).

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Regional citizenship regulator becomes law in Antigua2025Rule changeAntigua and Barbuda · Citizenship by investment programme

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What it covers CIP revenue 2021-2025 (2025 est./prel.) and projections 2026-2031; regional CIP regulator

Notes Central government operations table has an 'o/w CIP revenue' line under capital revenue (EC$ million and % of GDP). Historical columns come from the country authorities. The IMF does not define the line precisely in these tables; the 2014 report footnote says it is 'CIP processing fees and NDF contributions collected by central government'.

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