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09-Feb-2012
Central Bank Annual Report 2010
Trinidad and Tobago went through a challenging year in 2010.
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Central Bank Annual Report 2010
Trinidad and Tobago went through a challenging year in 2010.
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Summary Economic Indicators December 2011
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago is pleased to introduce its new “Summary Economic Indicators Bulletin (SEIB),” which will be published on a quarterly basis.
Read More01-Feb-2012
Information Session on the Credit Union Bill 2011
The Central Bank held information sessions on the Credit Union Bill, 2011 from
January 12th to 20th, 2012. The Bill was distributed to the sector on November 30, 2011
The sessions were held with a twofold purpose: (1) to provide explanations and
clarification on key sections of the Bill; and (2) to provide an opportunity
for dialogue on the Bill before the formal comments from the sector are submitted
to the Central Bank. The deadline for comments has been extended from March 28, 2012
to May 31, 2012.
21-Jan-2012
Inflation Ends 2011 at 5.3 Per Cent: Central Bank Maintains Repo Rate at 3.00 Per Cent
The final figures released by the Central Statistical Office for 2011 indicate
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Financial Stability Report December 2011
In 2011, the incipient global recovery following the financial crisis of the previous two years faltered badly.
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Residential Real Estate Mortgage Market Guideline
A home is one of the most important investments that an individual will undertake during his or her lifetime.
Read More30-Dec-2011
Inflation Rises to 5.7 Per Cent in November: Central Bank Maintains Repo Rate at 3.00 Per Cent
The latest data released by the Central Statistical Office show that inflation continued to creep up in November.
Read More20-Dec-2011
Monetary Policy Report November 2011
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago conducts a monetary policy geared towards the promotion of low inflation and a stable foreign exchange market that is conducive to sustained growth in output and employment.
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