A tough three-month period ends with the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange declining nearly four percent since the end of July to present, with 18 stocks or 72 percent of the listings declining.
All stocks in the financial and manufacturing sectors fell, while conglomerates and the trading sectors did fairly well, with few losses and mostly gains.
The biggest price changes for are Angostura Holdings down $3 or 21 percent, followed by One Caribbean Media down 20 percent after falling by 45 cents and Trinidad and Tobago NGL falling 75 cents to record a 20 percent fall. Ansa Merchant Bank and West Indian Tobacco fell 19 percent.
With the Trinidad and Tobago economy declining in 2025, will profits suffer as a result, thus making some stocks more expensive now than they currently appear to be the case.
