Govt must come clean on forex issues, says Charran

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GUARDIAN MEDIA NEWSROOMJournalist at Guardian

September 17, 2025

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Govt must come clean on forex issues, says Charran

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Chairman of the Confederation of Regional Business Chambers, Vivek Charran, says it is time for the government to come clean on the issues surrounding foreign exchange.

Charran says while there is conflicting information coming from Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and the governor of the Central Bank on the forex challenges, the country needs to know the facts.

“It is about putting the information out there to dispel myths and dispel rumours, and to stop the gaslighting,” Charran told Guardian Media.

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