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Is Trinidad & Tobago heading for an IMF bailout? A leading opposition voice suggests the nation's economic trajectory points in that direction.

The Senator highlights a concerning decline in reserves, indicating a potential need for balance of payment support. He stresses that the International Monetary Fund is the primary agency equipped to provide such assistance to the central bank in these circumstances. The discussion raises questions about the nation's economic stability and future financial strategies.

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Transcript
00:00Mr. Danpol, Senator Danpol, are you saying that the economic situation is such that we appear to be heading to the IMF?
00:07I didn't say that. I said that when you see that drastic level of decline in your reserves,
00:14and you're seeking balance of payment support, there's only one agency you can call.
00:22There's only one, and it's International Monetary Fund, because they provide balance of payment support.
00:28To the central bank.
00:29To the central bank.
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