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St. Kitts and Nevis: 2026 Article IV Consultation-Press Release and Staff Report (IMF Country Report No. 26/93)

International Monetary Fund · IMF · May 2026 · St Kitts and Nevis

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IMF 2026 Article IV for St Kitts and Nevis. Extracted: Table 2 rows CBI revenue, CBI due diligence fees, CBI dividend, overall and primary balance excluding CBI and transfers to banks, 2021-2031; 2019-2020 CBI revenue and APB from the text table on p. 10; active-policy-scenario APB 2026-2031 and pre-COVID average; authorities' 2026 CBI budget (about 8% of GDP; St Kitts 5%, Nevis 1.2%); staff projected +0.7 pp change in 2026; CBI capital-account inflows 2024, 2025 and 2020-2023 average; events: ECCIRA agreement approved 17 Oct 2025, SWRF bill first reading 12 Feb 2026. Not recorded as separate rows: duplicates of Table 2 values in Table 1, the selected indicators (p. 4), the p. 10 table for 2021-2025 and text (p. 9: 5.3% in 2025, 8.6% in 2024, almost 26% at the 2022 peak; p. 13: about 7% medium term); qualitative statements (planned residence and physical-presence requirements, external auditor for the CIU, terminated non-compliant agreements; no dates). Charts (monthly CBI revenue 2025 vs 2022-24 average, Figure 2) print no values. Balance of payments Table 3 has no CBI line.

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What it covers CBI revenue % GDP 2019-2031 (text table, Tables 1-2), CBI due diligence fees and CBI dividend % GDP 2021-2031, balances excluding CBI, authorities' 2026 CBI budget (St Kitts and Nevis split), CBI capital-account inflows 2020-2025, ECCIRA approval (Oct 2025) and Sovereign Wealth and Resilience Fund bill (Feb 2026).

Notes Direct curl from imf.org (source PDF); eLibrary landing page https://www.elibrary.imf.org/view/journals/002/2026/093/002.2026.issue-093-en.xml. Staff report dated 2 April 2026; 79 pages. Column 2025 marked Est., 2026-2031 Proj.

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