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Mar 29,2018
Mar 29,2018
- TIMOTHY N. J. ANTOINE
The countdown is over. The moment has arrived. ICBG 2018 is here! The sense of anticipation is palpable. Can you feel it? In 2001, the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) hosted the 4th edition of the IntraRegional Central Bank Games (ICBG). Today, 17 years later, the ECCB is delighted to be hosting the 12th Edition.
Feb 16,2018
Feb 15,2018
- TIMOTHY N. J. ANTOINE
On behalf of Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit, Chairman of the Monetary Council and on my own behalf, I wish to welcome everyone to our Growth and Resilience Dialogue and to the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank. This is your Bank. We work for you.
Feb 09,2018
Feb 09,2018
Jan 01,2018
- Financial Stability Team: Shernnel Thompson (Acting Deputy Director), Allister Hodge, Waverley Paul, Kareem Martin.
Dec 31,2017
- Kareem Martin and Peter G Abraham Jr
This study uses a gravity model framework to model tourism demand in the Eastern Caribbean. We analyse data from the territories of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union over the period 2000 – 2016. The findings show that traditional gravity model variables are significant in explaining tourism demand in the ECCU.
Dec 27,2017
- Financial Stability Team: Shernnel Thompson (Acting Deputy Director), Allister Hodge, Waverley Richards, Kareem Martin.
Dec 01,2017
- TIMOTHY N. J. ANTOINE
My dear ECCB family, Greetings to you in this yuletide season - a veritable celebration of faith, family, love and hope. Indeed, a season for all people and all time. This year, the ECCB has made significant strides of which we can be justifiably proud. These include, return to profitability and the launch of our strategic plan. I thank all of you for your partnership and prayers.
Oct 20,2017
Oct 01,2017
- Kendall Alexander; Chevanne Britton; Shari Joseph; Sheldon Noel; Najay Parke; Dr. Kari Grenade; and Zanna Barnard
This paper examines Grenada’s experience with its IMF-supported Home-Grown Structural Adjustment Programme over the period 2014-2016. The paper evinces useful insights for other small developing economies in terms of good practices in fiscal consolidation; fiscal governance; structural reforms; and engagement of a wide cross-section of stakeholders in policymaking.
