Explore the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago’s comprehensive overview of the nation’s economic and financial developments in 2025, including analyses of monetary policy, financial stability, and strategic initiatives, providing insights into the country’s economic trajectory and the Bank’s role in fostering growth and stability.
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Annual Report Highlights
Strategic Plan Achievements
The Bank’s commitment to collaboration, through stakeholder engagement and strengthening partnerships with domestic, regional and international stakeholders defined the fourth year of the Strategic Plan 2021/22-2025/26.
Strengthened Internal Operations
The Bank bolstered internal operations by consolidating operations, which involved streamlining work processes and enhancing teamwork among Departments.
Monetary Operations Enhanced
Within the scope of monetary policy, the Central Bank advanced the modernisation of its operations systems, namely the currency management, vault operations, and electronic payment systems, and enhanced its monetary policy tools.
Community Engagement
The Bank strengthened its internal operations through enhanced collaboration with internal, domestic and international stakeholders, as well as modernising its digital presence through a redesigned website. Operational capacity and institutional culture were fostered through strengthened cybersecurity measures and the hosting of diverse cultural activities.
Financial Stability and Cybersecurity
The Bank continued to deliver on its mandate to promote financial stability by implementing measures to promote climate-resilient financial systems, enhanced supervision, and modernised regulatory frameworks, including updated liquidity guidelines and supervisory measures. Financial resilience was further reinforced through regional and international partnerships with CARICOM and other regulators.
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The Central Bank kept its policy rate unchanged during 2023 in the context of low in ation.
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The ongoing post-pandemic recovery led to improvements in domestic labour market conditions.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s external current account recorded a narrowed surplus over the rst nine months of 2023 relative to 2022 due mainly to lower energy export earnings.




