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23-Apr-2021
“Ideas for the Future” Essay Contest Registration Now Open
The Development Bank of Latin America with the support of The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago announces its 3rd Edition Essay Contest for University Students. Competition ends May 31, 2021.
Read More08-Apr-2021
Webinar PowerPoint Presentation - Mergers and Acquisitions Involving Local Financial Institutions
Presentation by:- Michelle Francis-Pantor – Deputy Inspector, Banks, Non-Banks and Payments System Oversight; Alisha Corbin-Connelly – Senior Examiner, Office of the Inspector of Financial Institutions and Kendall Cuffy – Manager, Banks and Non-Banks
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Read More06-Apr-2021
G-24 advocates for strong international support to deal with the COVID-19 crisis
On April 5, the Group of 24, of which Trinidad and Tobago is a member, met on the occasion of the IMF/ World Bank Spring Meetings. The G-24 called for strong international collaboration to assure equitable access to vaccines, additional finance and debt relief in order to assure a durable and balanced recovery for all nations from the COVID-19 crisis.
Read More26-Mar-2021
Strategic Plan - Project Implementation Update, Year 5, Half Year 1
Notwithstanding the difficulties emanating directly from the pandemic, there continued to be meaningful progress in the fifth and final year of the Central Bank’s current Strategic Plan.
Read More26-Mar-2021
Monetary Policy Announcement - March 2021
The global economy is on a recovery path in 2021 as the deep shocks precipitated by the COVID-19 pandemic gradually subside.
Read More08-Mar-2021
Full Polymer Series - Security Features
Feel, look, check and tilt your polymer $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 notes to see the security features.
Read More01-Mar-2021
Mortgage Market Reference Rate Data Series - March 2021
As at March 01, 2021 the Mortgage Market Reference Rate remains unchanged.
Read More18-Feb-2021
Visual Summary - Economic Bulletin January 2021
The short-term outlook for Trinidad and Tobago will be dictated by the evolution of the coronavirus. The public sector will continue to face the balancing act of maintaining much-needed support to the vulnerable, shoring up the health services and keeping priority investments, while assuring that debt remains sustainable.
Read More18-Feb-2021
Economic Bulletin January 2021
The gradual easing of COVID-19 related restrictions, alongside fiscal and monetary stimuli, facilitated moderate improvements in world output in the third quarter of 2020.
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