Considering the recent US global tariff hikes on Barbados and the wider Caribbean, Dr. Kevin Greenidge, Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados, recently published a working paper on the recent shifts in US trade policy and the potential impacts on the Barbados economy.

This policy paper evaluates the macroeconomic consequences of the tariff hikes. With a 10 percent tariff imposed across all imports, the U.S. action poses multidimensional risks to Barbados as a small, open economy with deep trade and tourism linkages to the US market.

Click here to read the Central Bank’s comprehensive analysis, which provides essential insights for businesses, policymakers and financial professionals.