Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
a.k.a. TTD
The currency of Trinidad and Tobago, a Caribbean energy exporter, kept stable against the US dollar.
In plain English
The currency of Trinidad and Tobago, a Caribbean energy exporter, kept stable against the US dollar.
The Trinidad and Tobago dollar (TTD) is the money of the twin-island Caribbean nation. Oil and natural gas are its main exports, and the central bank keeps the currency within a tight range against the US dollar. When energy revenue falls, businesses there can struggle to get hold of US dollars.
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