Suriname

Suriname faces a low overall risk, with only 20% oil import dependency and no direct Hormuz exposure, providing some buffer against the global supply disruptions. Gasoline prices are $1.18/L, and the country maintains 90 days of oil reserves, which helps to stabilize domestic fuel availability. However, Suriname is grappling with existing economic challenges, and the 32% increase in fertilizer costs contributes to a moderate food risk, adding pressure to household budgets. The outlook suggests that while direct energy supply is not immediately threatened, the country's broader economic vulnerabilities and potential offshore oil developments will be key factors in its resilience over the coming weeks.