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Barbados ceased to be a member of the East Caribbean Currency Agreement (1965).
The allowance for educational expenses abroad was increased from BDS$2,500 to BDS$5...
Private travel allowances were increased from BDS$1,000 to BDS$1,500 per person per...
All exchange control applications were to be submitted through authorised dealers a...
Foreign borrowing by commercial banks to finance domestic credit operations was res...
East Caribbean currency notes ceased to be legal tender
Bank notes issued by the East Caribbean Currency Authority ceased to be legal tende...
The Exchange Control Act, Laws of Barbados CAP 71, was amended to provide for full ...
Arrangements for the purchase and repatriation of Jamaica bank notes were terminate...
At the request of the Bank of Guyana, the Central Bank terminated its special arran...
The Board of Directors fixed a limit of $10 million on the Central Banks holdings o...
Discounts were mainly for loans to the sugar industry under the Agricultural Aids A...