| Buying | Selling | |
|---|---|---|
United States Dollar | 6.7456 | 6.7824 |
Canadian Dollar | 4.8038 | 5.2480 |
Pound Sterling | 8.9499 | 9.7390 |
Euro | 8.2702 | 9.0457 |
Headline | 0.6 |
Core | 0.2 |
Food | 1.7 |
Discount Rate | 5.50 |
Prime Lending Rate (Median) | 7.50 |
Prime Lending Rate (Average) | 7.57 |
Overnight Interbank Rate | 1.30 |
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago hereby advises that it currently holds unclaimed monies for payments for mutilated currency and interest and maturity proceeds on a number of government-issued securities. These securities include bonds, treasury bills, treasury notes, as well as bonds issued to investors in the Hindu Credit Union and CLICO.
Governor of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, Mr. Larry Howai has urged policymakers and financial regulators to treat climate-related disasters as major risks to economic and financial stability, particularly in small and vulnerable economies. Speaking as a specially invited guest, together with the Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines and the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, at the prestigious Green Swan Conference in Manila, Philippines, Governor Howai shared the Caribbean’s experience of increasingly severe weather events and their far-reaching effects on inflation, food security, infrastructure and financial stability.
Delivering remarks on “Crypto Assets and the Global Regulatory Agenda: Balancing Inclusion, Integrity and Stability,” at the 2026 World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund (IMF) Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Thailand, Central Bank Governor, Mr. Larry Howai called for a balanced and coordinated approach to crypto asset regulation. In addressing attendees, Governor Howai noted that policymakers must promote innovation while safeguarding financial integrity, consumer protection and financial stability.
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