Financial Crisis/ Recession



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    July 8, 2010 -- Dominica is set to receive EC$17 million dollars (EURO 5.2 million) from the European Commission to cushion the effect of the global economic crisis.

    June 9, 2010 - Following meetings between the FCO's overseas territories minister and the Cayman Islands premier, the UK has agreed in principle for the government to add to the country’s debt to help get public finances back on track.

    Nassau -- June 1, 2010 -- The Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas, which is commonly referred to as ZNS, will suffer a 50 percent budget cut in the 2010/2011 fiscal year.

    May 14, 2010 -- (compasscayman.com): The Cayman Islands Civil Service Association has indicated it will not oppose government plans to cut workers’ salaries by 3.2 per cent starting in July.

    St. John's -- May 7, 2010 -- Two Republican senators are trying to stop a loan which the Baldwin Spencer administration has said is an imperative if the country’s finances are to be brought under control.

    April 28, 2010 -- International tourism is steadily gaining momentum following an extremely challenging 2009.

    Georgetown -- April 25, 2010 -- Amendments to the National Pensions Law, allowing a temporary one-year suspension of pension contributions for Caymanians and a temporary two-year suspension period for non-Caymanians, takes effect Monday, 26 April.


    Bridgetown -- April 16, 2010 -- Barbados’ tourism held its own in the first quarter of 2010, and the country’s foreign exchange reserves held steady, if we set aside capital inflows and debt servicing.
    Click to view video of Central bank Governor, Dr. DeLisle Worrell.


    Washington -- April 9, 2010 -- Reflecting a sharp fall in tourist arrivals and subdued FDI-financed construction activity, the economy contracted by 5.2 percent in 2009. The outlook for 2010 points to a slow, fragile recovery, dependent on tourism demand in the USA and Europe. VIEW FULL REPORT.

    PHILIPSBURG--The St. Maarten economy continued to lose steam in 2009 from the earlier moderation in activity late 2008, says the Department of Economic Affairs and Policy Research (DEPR).

    Hoteliers debate how best to manage through a climate of uncertainty.



    Washington -- April 3, 2010 -- The Executive Directors observed that the global downturn had led to a marked decline in St. Lucia’s economic activity. The economy is recently showing welcome signs of an emerging recovery, although downside risks remain given the continued dependence on tourism.


    Kingston -- April 2, 2010 -- Seven hundred and sixty two workers employed to West Indies Alumina Company (WINDALCO) lost their jobs last Wednesday as the alumina company officially ceased operations.

    Bermuda: Economic Woes Deepen

    Hamilton-- April 1, 2010 -Bermuda's economic woes deepened in the last three months of 2009, new figures released by Government show. The Quarterly Bulletin of Statistics suggests that the slumping local economy is becoming increasingly reliant on international business and the financial services sector.

    The Valley, Anguilla: March 21, 2010 -- The figures showed recurrent revenue of $148,000,000 and recurrent expenditure of $237,196,955 resulting in a recurrent gap of $89,196,955 (or $90,000,000 to round off the figure).

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