With assumptions on the global economic outlook in 2024 and the anticipated use of a number of domestic economic policy tools, the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM) has proposed two economic growth scenarios for 2024. In the first, it forecasts that economic growth will reach 6.13 per cent for the year, with exports to increase 4.02 per cent, a trade surplus of $5.64 billion to be posted, and average inflation to come in at about 3.94 per cent. In the second scenario, CIEM forecasts that GDP growth will be about 6.48 per cent, exports will increase by 5.19 per cent, the trade surplus will be $6.26 billion, and inflation will come in at 3.72 per cent.