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Watson to challenge BLPC nod for costs

Attorney Tricia Watson will be challenging the Fair Trading...

No immediate rise in bills

Utility regulators have approved a Barbados Light & Power...

Bajans deeper in debt

Barbadian families are deep in debt. While the latest Financial...

Mortgages rule loans sector

The continued expansion in mortgages to facilitate the increased...

Growing risks threaten financial stability

Barbados’ financial system is stable but local regulators are...

Receiver invites bid for Solar Dynamics assets

Long-standing Barbados manufacturer Solar Dynamics Limited, an internationally-recognised pioneer...

Barbados buys $251m in produce from US

Barbados’ big appetite for imported agricultural commodities is channelling millions of dollars into the hands of United States (US) food producers. Last year alone, the...

‘Airlift a boost for tourism’

The recovery in airlift capacity is central to future tourism growth opportunities for Barbados, but economic turbulence in key source markets for visitors could be...

Eyes on Estimates

Government's plan to allocate $2.4 billion to ministries and other key entities next financial year will be under the microscope from this morning. Education, $474.1...

Govt looking mostly to domestic financing to make up shortfall

Government will have a $1 billion deficit in its budget for the new fiscal year starting on April 1 and it will be relying...

Region needs ‘own tax policy’

Barbados and other CARICOM member states should establish their own tax policy to be used when doing business with the rest of the world. That...

New CDB boss sets out top priority

Institutions of Barbados and the region need strengthening and this is a top priority of new Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) president Daniel Best. The Barbadian,...

Tariffs will hit region’s consumers

What a time to be an international trade analyst! That was my first thought after reading the latest memorandum dated February 1, 2025, announcing...

Barbados passes OECD test

Barbados has passed a major international test of its efforts to counter harmful tax practices more effectively. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)...

Economist sees growth but high dependence a downside

Barbados’ economy is showing some “resilient economic growth”, but the country’s high dependence on the global economy is a significant risk. That is the assessment...

Debt burden declining, but agency still watchful

Moody’s Investors Service has not followed three of its counterparts in upgrading Barbados’ credit rating and it is not saying if such action is...