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Exchange Rates
2025-08-07
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United States Dollar

6.68826.7939

Canadian Dollar

4.94195.3248

Pound Sterling

8.99849.6780

Euro

9.04078.5150
Inflation Rate (Per Cent)
June 2025

Headline

1.5

Core

0.7

Food

4.6
Interest Rate (Per Cent)
2025-08-07

Discount Rate

5.50

Prime Lending Rate (Median)

7.50

Prime Lending Rate (Average)

7.57

Overnight Interbank Rate

0.50

Foreign Exchange Authorised Dealers as at September 2024

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Central Bank and T&T Chamber Accelerate Collaborative Solutions on Foreign Exchange and Digital Payment Innovation

The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago continued stakeholder engagements today, August 5, with a focused discussion involving representatives of the Trinidad & Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce. The meeting reinforced the Bank’s commitment to working hand in hand with national stakeholders to address present challenges and drive innovation.

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Central Bank Engages the Confederation of the Regional Business Chambers in Continued Stakeholder Conversations

As part of ongoing stakeholder engagement efforts, the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago today, July 31, hosted a meeting with key representatives of the Confederation of the Regional Business Chambers. This meeting forms part of Governor Larry Howai’s continued commitment to active partnership with the business community since assuming office in June.

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