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The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago monitors domestic and international developments to fulfil its functions related to monetary policy, financial stability, foreign exchange management, and economic intelligence. The data contained in this report support these functions. It covers all the major sectors and presents data at all frequencies as available. The DataPack is accessible as part of our routine reports and will be available on a quarterly basis on the last working day of the quarter.
Economic DataPack March 2026 – PDF Download
Economic DataPack March 2026 – Data Downloadable Version
Trinidad and Tobago ranked as the highest per capita emitter of carbon dioxide in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2023, with estimated emissions of approximately 22.8 metric tonnes of CO₂‑equivalent per person. In support of the country’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and broader climate mitigation efforts, this paper assesses the macroeconomic and environmental implications of introducing a domestic carbon tax. Using the IMF–World Bank Carbon Policy Assessment Tool (CPAT), a set of calibrated policy scenarios are developed to evaluate how carbon pricing (combined with complementary fiscal measures) affects emissions, economic activity, and external balances.
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago (the Central Bank) warns the public that the following persons are not registered by the Central Bank under the Insurance Act Chap. 84:01 (Insurance Act) to conduct insurance business or business as an insurance agency or brokerage in, or from within, Trinidad and Tobago.