The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago wishes to advise the public that transactions involving the buying, selling, borrowing or lending...
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Demand for foreign exchange from the business community and public totalled some US$625
million in March 2015, while supply of foreign exchange, mainly from energy sector companies,
amounted to US$595 million.
Demand for foreign exchange from the business community and public totalled US$592 million in
February 2015, while supply of foreign exchange, mainly from energy sector companies, amounted
to US$438 million.
Sales of US$400 million to the banking system in January 2015 amounted to the largest foreign
exchange intervention made by Central Bank in a single month to date.
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago sold US$200 million to authorized dealers yesterday in what was the Bank's first foreign exchange intervention for 2015.
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Central Bank has sold a total of US$325 million to the banking system since its programme of
strategic foreign exchange interventions for the final quarter of 2014 started five weeks ago.
Central Bank today sold US$100 million to the banking system.
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On Thursday October 16th, the Central Bank sold US$50 million to the banking system. This sale is the second in a series of Central Bank’s foreign exchange interventions strategically timed and directed to ensure a reliable supply of foreign exchange to meet demands of the business community as commercial activity for the approaching Christmas season pick up.
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