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07Feb2017
Liquidity Effects on Consumers’ Imports in Trinidad and Tobago

This paper examines the effects of liquidity on the demand for...

06Feb2017
How much Gold should Central Banks in open Economies hold by (m.2017)

Both gold and sovereign securities – primarily US Treasuries – are...

06Feb2017
Reducing Government's Interest Costs In his monthly economic letter, Governor Worrell explains how reducing interest costs will help to reduce the overall fiscal deficit....
06Feb2017
A New $10,000,000 issue of Savings Bonds is Available Now GBSB 84 is available at $76.24 per $100 nominal value and has a yield to maturity of 5.5%....
03Feb2017
Frank Discussion at the Local Economic Forum Central Bank of Barbados Governor, Dr. DeLisle Worrell and a panel of experts fielded questions about burning issues affecting Barbados' economic performance....
31Jan2017
Millennials Network at Central Bank Mix n' Mingle The more than 200 attendees heard presentations from young entrepreneurs, learned more about the Central Bank and its activities, and took part in entertaining competitions....
27Jan2017
Tourism is our Business In his address at the Deighton Griffith Memorial Secondary School speech day, Governor Dr. DeLisle Worrell explained the significance of the tourism sector to the Barbadian economy...
27Jan2017
Local Discussion Forum: It Matters Fiscally The Central Bank of Barbados will host a live panel discussion on the economy on Thursday, February 2, 2017 from 8:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m....
26Jan2017
Selected Market Statistics Auction Results January 11, 2017

This bulletin provides selected market statistics on the most recent...

24Jan2017
Review of Barbados' Economic Performance for 2016 Central Bank of Barbados Governor, Dr. DeLisle Worrell, reports on Barbados' economic performance for the year 2016....
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