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The Economic Bulletin (EB), which is published twice per year, reviews the economic condition of Trinidad and Tobago. The EB analyses changes in economic growth, monetary aggregates, fiscal operations of the Government and the external accounts of the Trinidad and Tobago economy. |

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Following the prolonged lockdown period in 2021, Trinidad and Tobago is expected to grow in 2022. Growth is expected to be fairly broad-based. On the energy front, higher natural gas production is expected, as several projects being undertaken by major players are anticipated to come on stream in the first half of 2022. Non-energy sector activity will improve once there are no major reversals of the ease in pandemic-related restrictions to mobility. The widely expected rise in interest rates in the US and other areas will also feature into the calibration of domestic monetary policy and affect the public sector debt dynamics.

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