O le lomiga lata mai o le Business Barometer: Trinidad & Tobago CEO Survey e le lalolagi suʻesuʻe ma faufautua kamupani Oxford Business Group (OBG) faasino i faʻailoga o le ono toe maua le tamaoaiga ma susulu vaaiga, i tua atu o le faʻateleina gaioiga i le vaega o malosiaga.

Ose vaega o ana suʻesuʻega lata mai, na fesiligia ai e le OBG le anoanoaʻi o pulega maualuluga mai itu eseese o le atunuʻu, ile tele o fesili ile faʻafesagaʻi e faʻatulaga ai lagona o pisinisi.

Mai le aufaipisinisi na suʻesuʻeina, 60.7% na fai mai latou te ono ono ono faia se tupe teu tupe faavae i le isi 12 masina, mai le 44% ia Novema 2016. I le tali atu i se isi fesili, 57.1% o tagata na tali mai na latou lagona lelei e uiga i pisinisi pisinisi i le lotoifale, sili atu maualuga nai lo le 18% lipotia tausaga talu ai.

Fesili e uiga i le T & T i le taimi nei lafoga siʻosiʻomaga (pisinisi ma oe lava), o le toʻatele (67.8%) o tali na faʻatauaina o se tauvaga pe matua tauva i luga o le lalolagi fua.

Peitaʻi, o taʻitaʻi o pisinisi na faaleo ni atugaluga e uiga i mea taua na leiloa i falefaigaluega, faatasi ai ma le 50% ma le 32.1% o loʻo taʻua ai le taʻitaʻi ma le aufaigaluega a le aufaʻatau o ni mea e sili ona manaʻomia.

O le faʻamatalaga e uiga i le iʻuga, o Jaime Pérez-Seoane de Zunzunegui, o le faatonu faʻasalalau a le OBG mo North Africa ma The Amerika, na ia taʻua ai, e ui o le T & T o le a feagai ma le lona tolu o tausaga sosoʻo o le faʻatupulaia o le tuputupu aʻe i le 2017 ma o loʻo tumau pea le fefiloi, o lagona o pisinisi i le tele o C suite ofisa faʻatalanoaina ua faʻaleleia.

"O le faʻalauiloaina o atinaʻe i le vaega o malosiaga o loʻo unaʻia e ni poloketi fou e oʻo mai i luga o le vai, faʻatasi ai ma le siʻitia i luga o le suʻesuʻeina o gaioiga, e ono faʻaalia ai ni vavega o le toe faʻaleleia e mafai ona sosolo atu i isi vaega o le tamaoaiga.

Na taʻua e Pérez-Seoane na valoia e le IMF le tuputupu aʻe o le GDP o le 1.9% mo le T&T i le tausaga fou i le lata mai o le World Economic Outlook.

"Taua, o le tumaoti vaega foliga sauni e taʻimua i le tulituliloaina o le matua manaʻomia suiga i le faʻataʻitaʻiga tamaoaiga," o lana tala lea. "Talu ai nei o taumafaiga mai le lautele vaega, o loʻo saili ia faʻafaigofieina falegaosimea ma auina atu i fafo e tatau ona alu i sina auala agai i le fesoasoani i lenei tulaga. I le aotelega, o matou iʻuga ua faʻaalia ai le toe faʻafouina o le talitonu o le a lelei mea uma, faʻatasi ai ma se naunautaʻiga tele e teu tupe ma galue agai i le toe faaleleia o le tamaoaiga. "

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Commenting on the results, Jaime Pérez-Seoane de Zunzunegui, OBG's regional editor for North Africa and The Americas, said that while T&T will face a third consecutive year of contracted growth in 2017 and forecasts remained mixed, business sentiment amongst many of the C-suite executives interviewed had improved.
As part of its latest survey, OBG asked dozens of high-level executives from across the country's industries a wide-ranging series of questions on a face-to-face basis aimed at gauging business sentiment.
“Significantly, the private sector looks ready to take the lead in pursuing a much-needed shift in the economic paradigm,” he said.