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There is a growing sentiment that it is time to reset and reimagine the region’s economic relationship with Africa.
With the Government’s firm stance against the electricity rate hike proposed by the Regulated Industries Commission (RIC), concerns mount over the long-term financial health of the T&T Electricity Commission (T&TEC).
Guardian Media’s freelance business reporter, Raphael John-Lall, visited Venezuela last week as part of a group of journalists from 50 countries who were invited by Venezuelan government. The journalists toured key non-energy businesses and participated in workshops and discussions about social and economic developments not only in Venezuela but the Global South..
US energy giant ExxonMobil’s negotiation for the award of seven ultra-deepwater exploration blocks off the country’s east coast of Trinidad and Tobago is a done deal, according to an international news report.
Agostini has extended the deadline of its offer to acquire Prestige Holdings Limited (PHL) for a second time.
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago met with two private sector organisations on Monday and yesterday, with the topic of foreign exchange dominating the stakeholder engagements.
Rock Hard Cement officially returned to the T&T market yesterday after an absence of almost four years.
Stakeholders across various sectors are calling for collaborative efforts to offset any potential impact from the increase in reciprocal tariff rates from 10 to 15 per cent by the United States.
The energy sector is the major contributor to national income, contributing on average 30-40 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP). However, it only employs on average 2 per cent of the national workforce or around 12,700 people.
Opposition MP, Brian Manning, yesterday cautioned that the 15 per cent tariffs that the United States is preparing to impose on exports from T&T on Thursday could put additional strain on this country’s foreign reserves and significantly increase the risk of a devaluation of the TT dollar.
Roger Hosein, professor of Economics at the St Augustine campus of The University of the West Indies (UWI), has stated that T&T’s Import Cover Ratio (ICR) remained stable between 2019 and 2025, largely because of external borrowing.
Under the ownership of LJ Williams Ltd, The Home Store is undergoing a significant transformation designed to re-establish its commercial vitality and reposition the business in a rapidly shifting retail landscape.
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