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12 July 2024
Monetary Policy Report - May 2024
Central banks continue to balance their monetary policy actions in response to divergent inflation and growth outcomes. Many countries experienced broadly disinflationary trends in the latter half of 2023 and into 2024 owing to softer food and fuel prices.
2 July 2024
“6K for 60” Run/Walk (Video Recap)
Over 300 staff, retirees and their families from the Bank came out on Saturday, June 26, 2024, for the “6K for 60”, CBTT Family and Friends Health and Wellness Initiative, another event on the Bank’s 60th Anniversary calendar. The run/walk started at 5:30 a.m. at the Eric Williams Plaza. Click here for video recap.
30 June 2024
Your Quick Guide to Online Safety
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago urges all citizens to be vigilant against cybercrimes such as phishing, identity theft, internet fraud and banking fraud. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones.
28 June 2024
Monetary Policy Announcement - June 2024
Global economic conditions remain relatively stable. According to the International Monetary Fund, world growth for 2024 is forecast at 3.2 percent, unchanged from the 2023 estimate. Most central banks have either held their policy rates stable or lowered their rates as inflation pressures have eased.
18 June 2024
Visual Summary - 2023 Annual Economic Survey
Global economic growth is anticipated to remain steady in 2024. Several forces shaping the outlook include: subdued activity in a number of advanced economies, mounting geopolitical conflicts, and tight Financial conditions.
18 June 2024
2023 Annual Economic Survey
Global economic growth remained resilient during 2023 amid geopolitical conflicts, monetary policy tightening and elevated inflation rates. However, economic outcomes diverged across countries, with the Euro area and the United Kingdom (UK) losing momentum while growth proved more resilient than anticipated in the United States (US).
18 June 2024
Governor Hilaire discusses challenges arising from extensive commercial bank financing of governments
On June 18, 2024 at a Panel Discussion at a meeting of the Regional Consultative Group for the Americas hosted by the British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission, Dr. Hilaire discussed the challenges that regulators face in managing the ‘sovereign-bank nexus’ (the financial relationship between banks and governments).
4 June 2024
Schools Outreach Week 2024 (Video Recap)
Under the Bank's public education and outreach agenda and as part of our year-long 60th Anniversary celebrations, the Bank hosts a special Schools Outreach Week from June 3 - 7, 2024.
The Bank will reach over 1,500 Primary and Secondary students from 24 schools across Trinidad via this special initiative. Students have the opportunity to participate in activities to promote: Financial Literacy, Currency Education, and test their Knowledge of the Roles and Functions of the Central Bank.
3 June 2024
62nd Meeting of CARICOM Central Bank Governors
On May 30-31, 2024, CARICOM Central Bank Governors met virtually and discussed pressing economic and financial issues facing Caribbean economies, including growth prospects as a result of the easing of global inflation and food prices. The meeting was hosted by the Bank of Barbados. Click here for the Press Release.
27 May 2024
“60 Years, 60 Trees” Tree Planting Ceremony (Video Recap)
As part of our year-long 60th Anniversary celebrations, Central Bank staff, retirees, and their families came together for “60 Years, 60 Trees”, a special Tree Planting Ceremony at the Lady Chancellor Hill on Saturday, May 25, 2024. In total, 60 poui trees were planted along various segments of the hill to mark the Bank’s 60 years of existence since its establishment on December 12, 1964.
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