With Trinidad and Tobago’s once vaunted oil and gas sector that has set the country’s economy on a decidedly higher plain than those of its CARICOM counterparts now on the decline, a recent report deriving from an economic pulse survey conducted by the American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) in partnership with accounting firm EY has indicated that a majority of respondents “are not confident about the economy in 2025,” according to a report in the Trinidad Guardian of Monday February 3.
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