On De­cem­ber 17, 2024, the Trinidad and To­ba­go Se­cu­ri­ties and Ex­change Com­mis­sion (TTSEC) post­ed, on its web­site, a cir­cu­lar let­ter to re­port­ing is­suers, bro­ker deal­ers, in­vest­ment ad­vis­ers, un­der­writ­ers and self-reg­u­la­to­ry or­gan­i­sa­tions reg­is­tered un­der the Se­cu­ri­ties Act 2012.

State-con­trolled Na­tion­al Flour Mills (NFM) is on a con­tin­ued path of growth and ex­pan­sion in 2025.

The post read, “The loss of Ms. Daisy is im­mea­sur­able, for she was a vi­sion­ary leader and a benev­o­lent soul. Ms. Daisy lives on in our hearts.”

In a no­tice post­ed on the Trinidad and To­ba­go Stock ex­change web­site, Agos­ti­ni’s re­port­ed that Sinanan’s ap­point­ment to the group’s board of di­rec­tors took ef­fect from Jan­u­ary 6, 2025.

The eco­nom­ic poli­cies of the Unit­ed States may be a ma­jor aid or a ma­jor ob­sta­cle to trade in Latin Amer­i­ca and the Caribbean, ac­cord­ing to the Mas­ter­card Eco­nom­ics In­sti­tute (MEI).

Fi­nance Min­is­ter Colm Im­bert said the coun­try's di­ver­si­fi­ca­tion at­tempts are be­ing recog­nised, fol­low­ing the re­cent coun­try rat­ing af­firmed by in­ter­na­tion­al rat­ings agency Moody's.

The Bank­ing, In­sur­ance and Gen­er­al Work­ers Union (BIG­WU) is ex­pect­ed to meet with the man­age­ment of the su­per­mar­ket chain Tru Valu next week af­ter it was ad­ver­tised in the dai­ly news­pa­pers that it is up for sale. 

Ja­maica earned US$4.3 bil­lion from the tourism in­dus­try last year, with an es­ti­mat­ed 4.3 mil­lion tourist vis­it­ing the coun­try, the is­land’s Min­is­ter of Tourism Ed­mund Bartlett has said.

En­er­gy econ­o­mist Fran­cis­co Monal­di is hop­ing that eco­nom­ics trump pol­i­tics at the end of day and T&T’s en­er­gy deals with Venezuela will sur­vive, de­spite the po­lit­i­cal un­cer­tain­ty in T&T, Venezuela and the US.

Sev­er­al pen­sion prod­ucts are sold in the Trinidad and To­ba­go mar­ket, but all pen­sion prod­ucts are not equal. All pen­sion prod­ucts do not have the same risks or pro­vide the same ben­e­fits!

T&T is us­ing an in­creas­ing pro­por­tion of its to­tal nat­ur­al gas pro­duc­tion to gen­er­ate elec­tric­i­ty. The per­cent­age of to­tal nat­ur­al gas pro­duc­tion used in the pro­duc­tion of elec­tric­i­ty in­creased from 7.1 per cent in 2018 to 11.2 per cent in the first eight months of 2024.

Trinidad and To­ba­go's pre­mier busi­ness groups say they are ready to work with En­er­gy Min­is­ter Stu­art Young af­ter MPs of the rul­ing Peo­ple's Na­tion­al Move­ment (PNM) chose him to be the next Prime Min­is­ter.