On December 16, 2024, Moody’s affirmed Trinidad and Tobago’s rating at Ba2 with a Stable outlook. This affirmation is underpinned by the country’s return to sustained growth, primarily driven by the non-energy sector.Despite lower-than-projected energy revenues in fiscal year 2024, which have increased the fiscal deficit to 4.8% of GDP from 1.7% in fiscal year…
Today (November 19th), Moody’s announces that they brought the rating down by one notch, with a stable outlook. The Honourable Colm Imbert, MP. Minister of Finance, has noted that “This decision by Moody’s collides with the policy advice we have received from all international organisations to protect our country and support the recovery in the…
Media Release -MOODY’S GIVES POSITIVE OPINION ON TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO’S FISCAL MANAGEMENT
Moody’s Issuer Comment
Press Release – MOODY’S PROJECTS ENERGY SECTOR-LED REBOUND FOR TT ECONOMY
Government of Trinidad & Tobago Moodys Credit Opinion 10 May 2018
Media Release -Erroneous Assumption by Moodys on salaries of Public Servants
The Finance and the Economy Minister, Larry Howai confirmed today that Moody’s Investors Services has reaffirmed Trinidad and Tobago’s Baa1 sovereign credit rating based on relatively high income levels, driven by the country’s large and diversified
Moody’s recently rated Trinidad and Tobago with a stable Outlook. Documents Moody’s Gives T&T a Stable Outlook (PDF)
Documents Moody’s Credit Analysis Report 2008 (PDF)