Bahamas

The Bahamas is highly vulnerable to the ongoing energy crisis, importing all its oil and experiencing significant pressure on its crucial tourism economy. Gasoline prices have reached $1.48/L, and with only 20 days of fuel reserves, the country has limited capacity to absorb prolonged disruptions. Despite no direct Hormuz exposure, the global supply deficit and high Brent crude prices are directly impacting operational costs for resorts and transportation. The outlook for the coming weeks is concerning, with continued economic strain on the tourism sector and a need for proactive measures to manage fuel demand and mitigate rising costs.