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T&T Stock Exchange, chairman, Ian Narine, speaks during the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange Capital Market Conference at the Hyatt Regency, Port-of-Spain on Wednesday.
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University of the West Indies (UWI) St Augustine campus registrar legal department’s Debra Coryat-Patton, left, and corporate secretary of National Flour Mills (NFM) Dr Sati Jagmohan oversee the signing by campus principal professor Rose-Marie Belle Antoine and NFM CEO Ian Mitchell at the ceremony for the Memorandum of Understanding between NFM and UWI on Tuesday.
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Director of the Latin American Energy Program, Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy, Dr Francisco Monaldi
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Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley
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Couva/Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce president Deoraj Mahase
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The Ministry of Energy’s chemical engineer Terrance Ali, left, with permanent secretary Sandra Fraser, and Minister Stuart Young hold discussions with bpTT president David Campbell and Giselle Thompson, the company’s vice president of communications and external affairs.
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President of the Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce Baldath Maharaj
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Leader of Opposition Business, Senator Wade Mark contributes to the debate on The Appropriation (Financial Year 2025) Bill, 2024 in the Senate yesterday.
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Carib Brewery’s Trinidad managing director, David Welch, left, celebrates with the company’s international business and development managing director, Adrian Sabga, and its general counsel and head of external affairs, Sean Griffith, along with the company’s sector head, Peter Hall, during the welcome reception for Carib Brewery’s biennial distributor conference at the Hyatt Regency in Port-of-Spain on Wednesday.
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FILE: The Clico building on St Vincent Street in Port-of-Spain
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Wale Edun is a Nigerian economist and financial expert.
Foreign exchange availability has been raised as a significant issue affecting members of the Intergovernmental Group of 24 (G24) at the autumn meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington DC.
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Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, economic counsellor and director of the Research Department at the IMF
Peter Christopher
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is predicting a mixed return for countries like Trinidad and Tobago, which are reliant on the energy sector.
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Director of the Latin American Energy Program, Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy, Dr Francisco Monaldi
Energy analyst Francisco Monaldi does not believe that the T&T’s Supreme Court ruling in September, which will pave the way for US oil giant ConocoPhillips to seize T&T’s payments to Venezuela under the Dragon Gas field contract, will negatively affect the energy and business relationship between the two countries.
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Cyber threat activities in this country have climbed from 35 incidents in 2021 to 52 in 2023, an increase of 48.5 per cent.
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The services sector appears to be untapped as data from the Central Bank showed that in 2023, services exports increased by 30 per cent when compared with 2022, according to the acting CEO of the T&T Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI) Daren Lee Sing, as he spoke about the organisation's journey as it marked 18th anniversary on October 11, as the national umbrella organisation for the sector.
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The recently approved national budget reinforces the important intersection between energy prices, domestic energy commodity production and their impact on Government’s revenue and ability to spend on social services for citizens. Several factors will affect how much the country earns from our energy resources. These factors range from the bearing geopolitics or supply-demand imbalances have on prices or even the steps the country takes to boost our own oil and gas production and incorporate renewables into our power generation mix. Amidst these internal and external factors, the Trinidad and Tobago (TTEITI) thinks it is important to provide the national community with an up to date snapshot on the trends in upstream energy tax revenue. The following data outlines energy commodity price trends, royalty collections, T&T’s earnings from production sharing contracts as well as our subsidy liability. However, it is important to note that these provisional figures have not been audited by the TTEITI auditor/administrator.
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Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley is seeking to turn Caribbean debt into a resource for crucial development and sustainability.
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Couva/Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce president Deoraj Mahase
While issues which led to a shutdown at the port of Port-of-Spain seem to be rectified, one business chamber is still worried that some labour concerns still persist.
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The Ministry of Energy’s chemical engineer Terrance Ali, left, with permanent secretary Sandra Fraser, and Minister Stuart Young hold discussions with bpTT president David Campbell and Giselle Thompson, the company’s vice president of communications and external affairs.
Seismic acquisition for the Manakin-Cocuina field has been completed, with the data collected now in the processing stage.
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President of the Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce Baldath Maharaj
President of the Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce Baldath Maharaj has added his voice to the call for a state of emergency (SoE) to the implemented hotspots throughout the country.
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Leader of Opposition Business, Senator Wade Mark contributes to the debate on The Appropriation (Financial Year 2025) Bill, 2024 in the Senate yesterday.
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The Opposition United National Congress (UNC) is accusing the Minister of Finance of seeking to sell off Trinidad and Tobago’s “family jewels” in a bid to save the country from financial hardships.
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Carib Brewery’s Trinidad managing director, David Welch, left, celebrates with the company’s international business and development managing director, Adrian Sabga, and its general counsel and head of external affairs, Sean Griffith, along with the company’s sector head, Peter Hall, during the welcome reception for Carib Brewery’s biennial distributor conference at the Hyatt Regency in Port-of-Spain on Wednesday.
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While the Carib Brewery has largely been riding positive winds into international markets in the past two years, the company has begun to experience some choppy waters.
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International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Kristalina Georgieva, right, chats with the institution’s director of communications Julie Kozack during a new conference and Global Agenda briefing at the IMF annual meeting in Washington DC yesterday.
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Economist Dr Marlene Attzs
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The Leader of the Opposition, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, as she kicked off the debate on the 2025 budget in the House of Representatives.
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Wale Edun is a Nigerian economist and financial expert.
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Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, economic counsellor and director of the Research Department at the IMF
Peter Christopher
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Director of the Latin American Energy Program, Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy, Dr Francisco Monaldi
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Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley
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Couva/Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce president Deoraj Mahase
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The Ministry of Energy’s chemical engineer Terrance Ali, left, with permanent secretary Sandra Fraser, and Minister Stuart Young hold discussions with bpTT president David Campbell and Giselle Thompson, the company’s vice president of communications and external affairs.
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