AboutUpdated27 Oct 2026
National accounts · Live
Long-run indicators streamed from World Bank Open Data, alongside the most recent official figures the Ministry of Finance read into the record in the Budget Statement 2027.
Ministry of Finance · October 2026
Quoted in the Budget Statement 2027 (12 October 2026). These lead the World Bank series by one to two years.
Real GDP growth
−1.8%
Q1 2026
Headline inflation
0.6%
July 2026
Net official reserves
US$5.4B
12 Oct 2026
HSF net asset value
US$6.58B
31 Aug 2026
Persons employed
564,000
Q1 2026
Fiscal deficit
4.0%
June 2026
World Bank Open Data
Latest published observation per indicator, with the change from the prior year. Updates automatically as the World Bank revises its series.
GDP (current US$)
US$25.94B
USD · 2025
+1.2%GDP growth
-0.8%
% annual · 2025
-3.3ppGDP per capita
US$18,967
US$ · 2025
+1.2%Inflation
1.0%
% annual · 2025
+0.5ppUnemployment
3.3%
% labour force · 2025
+0.0ppTotal reserves
US$5.37B
US$ · 2025
-4.1%Foreign direct investment
US$-794.4M
US$ net inflows · 2025
-75.3%Population
1,367,764
people · 2025
-0.0%National Budget FY2027
TT$63.4B
Total expenditure for the 2027 fiscal year, against TT$59.7B in revenue — a deficit of TT$3.64B (2.1% of GDP).
Current US$, 2004–2025. Source: World Bank.
Annual %, 2004–2025. Source: World Bank.
Annual %, 2004–2025. Source: World Bank.
Including gold, current US$. Source: World Bank. The Ministry of Finance reported net official reserves of US$5.4B (6.2 months of import cover) in October 2026 (Budget Statement 2027, p.7).
Sources & method
World Bank indicators are fetched live from the Indicators API for Trinidad and Tobago (ISO 3166 code TTO); each card shows the latest year with a published observation. World Bank data is licensed CC BY 4.0. Official figures are transcribed from the Budget Statement 2027, Ministry of Finance (12 Oct 2026) — web PDF, 36 pp. Snapshot assembled 07 Nov 2026 (Port of Spain time).
World Bank — Trinidad and Tobago dataBudget Statement 2027 on OpenBudget TT