18 September 2018
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago wishes to advise the public that, in accordance with the Exchange Control Act (Chapter 79.50, Section 6[1]), transactions involving the buying, selling, borrowing or lending of foreign currency should only be conducted through authorised dealers.
13 April 2018
One cent coin no longer legal tender from July 3, 2018
10 October 2018
Applications will be accepted from ten (10) working days prior to the auction date.
23 August 2018
Applications will be accepted from ten (10) working days prior to the auction date.
3 July 2018
The 1 cent coin has ceased to be legal tender and is no longer being accepted as a form of payment.
3 July 2018
The one-cent coin ceased to be legal tender on July 03, 2018.
29 June 2018
Global growth prospects continued to strengthen since the last meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) in March 2018.
27 June 2018
Applications will be accepted from ten (10) working days prior to the auction date.
26 June 2018
Spurred by the energy sector, there were tentative signs of a rebound in economic output but non-energy sector activity remains weak.
21 June 2018
Financial stability has been defined as the resilience of the financial system in the face of adverse shocks so as to enable the continued smooth functioning of financial intermediation and payments settlement.