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Opposition MP Criticizes Trinidad and Tobago Budget and IMF Figures

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Opposition MP Colm Imbert criticized the budget figures presented by Davendranath Tancoo and the information provided by the International Monetary Fund. Imbert stated that the economy is in recession and may crash within months. The 2026-2027 budget projects a fiscal 2027 deficit of TT$3.639 billion, which the Ministry of Finance estimates at 2.1% of GDP.

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The budget sets the tax, spending, and borrowing climate for energy investors, creditors, and visitors in Trinidad and Tobago. Imbert's criticism and claims of a recession could impact investor confidence in the country.

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  • Market prices and investor confidence might be affected due to claims of recession and budget uncertainty.

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