The Minister of Finance, Hon. Colm Imbert, MP, wishes to advise that today, Standard and Poors, the international credit rating agency, has affirmed Trinidad and Tobago’s credit rating at BBB-, an Investment Grade Rating reflective of the country’s credit strength. S&P has also maintained its stable outlook for Trinidad and Tobago. The country’s strong external…
Today, Standard & Poor’s, the rating agency, has affirmed Trinidad and Tobago’s BBB-credit rating, with a stable outlook. The Honourable Minister of Finance underscores the fact that ‘S&P’s affirmation of our credit rating is a positive development and Trinidad and Tobago is one of the few Investment Grade countries within the Latin America and Caribbean…
On July 21st, 2022, S&P, the international rating agency, confirmed Trinidad and Tobago’s credit rating at BBB-, an Investment Grade rating reflective of the credit strength of the country.As a positive development, S&P has also brought its outlook from negative to stable, in light of the recent and prospective developments in the economy and its…
The Minister of Finance, Hon. Colm Imbert, MP, has taken note of an extremely inaccurate and misleading article in today’s (July 28, 2021) edition of Trinidad and Tobago Guardian entitled “S&P Market Intelligence Downgrades T&T”. Apart from the misleading headline, the article in the body of its text falsely claimed that Trinidad and Tobago is…
Port of Spain: Today, Tuesday July 27th, the rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has affirmed Trinidad and Tobago’s investment grade rating of BBB-. This rating differentiates Trinidad and Tobago from most countries of the region and reflects the position of the country as a safe investment place.
On Dec. 24, 2013, Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services affirmed its ‘A/A-1’ long- and short-term foreign and local currency sovereign credit ratings on Trinidad and Tobago. The outlook remains stable. Documents Standard and Poor’s Ratings Services gives Trinidad and Tobago A/A-1 Rating (PDF)
The Standard and Poor’s Rating Services affirmed Trinidad and Tobago’s ‘A/A-1 Foreign- and Local- Currency Ratings; Outlook Remains Stable”. The report stated that Trinidad and Tobago’s economic recovery is slower than expected, but its fiscal performance remains strong as its low net government debt and ongoing current account surpluses cushion the economic risks. Documents Trinidad…
Documents Statement on the IMF Article IV Consultation and the Standard and Poor’s Rating Review (PDF)
Documents What the International Agencies are saying about Trinidad and Tobago – REPORTS ON TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO IMF ARTICLE IV CONSULTATIONS FINANCIAL SECTOR ASSESSMENT AND STANDARD AND POOR’S RATINGS REVIEW (PDF)
Documents Standard and Poor’s: ‘A’ Rating Affirmed on Trinidad and Tobago (PDF)