Trinidad and Tobago’s economic outlook is “gaining momentum,” according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Finance Minister Colm Imbert said the IMF’s 2024 Article 4 visit to T&T occurred between February 28th and March 8th.
During this time, he said the IMF met with a number of stakeholders and comprehensively analysed detailed economic data on T&T.
Minister Imbert said he’s encouraged and heartened by the concluding statement on the IMF’s recent mission which predicts a positive medium-term outlook for this country, which also noted that for the first time in a decade, T&T’s economy is undergoing a gradual and sustained recovery.
Minister Imbert said he’s encouraged by the IMF’s constructive support of T&T’s approach to macroeconomic policy and the progress made in strengthening financial integrity and international tax transparency frameworks.