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FOUR YEARS LATER, WHERE HAS THE MONEY GONE? IMF FIGURES EXPOSE ST. KITTS-NEVIS’ TROUBLING ECONOMIC DIRECTION AS DREW GOVERNMENT FACES TOUGH QUESTIONS OVER SPENDING, GROWTH AND RISING LIVING COSTS

Summary by Times Caribbean
From the fiscal reserves and economic recovery achieved during the Timothy Harris administration to widening deficits and dwindling government deposits under Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew, the latest economic outlook raises uncomfortable questions about the stewardship of the Federation’s finances. BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS — Four years after the change of government in August 2022, the economic numbers are telling a story that deserves far more …
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Times Caribbean broke the news in Saint Kitts and Nevis on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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