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International rating agency Moody’s Investors Service has published an in-depth credit analysis of Trinidad and Tobago, highlighting the country’s sizeable fiscal buffers, improving external position, and prospects for a rebound in the gas sector.
The Issuer In-Depth report, released Monday, expands on the factors both supporting and constraining the country’s credit profile. It reinforces conclusions Moody’s reached in June 2026, when the agency revised Trinidad and Tobago’s outlook from “Negative” to “Stable” while affirming its Ba2 rating.
In assessing the country’s credit profile, Moody’s considered Trinidad and Tobago’s economic strength, institutional and governance framework, fiscal position, liquidity, and susceptibility to external and other event risks.
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