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UNEXPECTED HIGH INFLATION

     

CURACAO AND SINT MAARTEN INFLATION

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CURACAO AND SINT MAARTEN INFLATION  By: JJosephaNews Reading Time:  2:10 mins. Twitter: @JJosephaNews    Willemstad, Curacao. According to Richard Doornbosch, President of the Centrale Bank van Curacao en Sint Maarten (CBCS): "The economies of Curacao and Sint Maarten are still expected to continue their recovery path in 2022 with economic activity accelerating in both countries. However, higher than initially projected inflation on the back of rising international commodity prices and continued supply chain bottlenecks has induced a downward revision of 0.5 percentage point to 6.1% for Curacao and 0.3 percentage point to 14.3% for Sint Maarten."    CBCS PRESS RELEASE CBCS explained: “Contrary to the December 2021 outlook that envisioned a decline of inflation across the monetary union, inflation is now projected to rise further over the course of 2022. “For Curacao, the inflation forecast has been revised upward by 1.5 percentage points to 4.9% while in Sint Maarten inflation is expected to remain elevated at 4.1%, 1.3 percentage points higher than previously projected. The higher inflation will curb disposable income and, as a result, affect private consumption in both countries”, Doornbosch explains in the March 2022 issue of the Bank's Economic Bulletin.  Doornbosch warns that the current global events have significantly increased inflation risks. “Spillover effects from the recent invasion of Ukraine by Russia, including higher international prices of crude oil and grain products and heightened supply bottlenecks could further fuel inflation across the monetary union and, as a consequence, inhibit growth. Also, higher inflation could affect disposable income in the United States and the Netherlands, the two main source markets for tourism in Sint Maarten and Curacao and, hence, affect the projected increase in tourism arrivals. In addition, a strong depreciation of the euro vis-à-vis the dollar amid the conflict in Ukraine will make Curacao and Sint Maarten more expensive for European tourists”, he explains.”   Fact Check:  We strive for accuracy and fairness. If you should read or see something that doesn't look right, Contact Us!    To read more from JJosephaNews:  Subscribe to Our YouTube Channel  Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Stay tuned for  more news @JJosephaNews!   #CBCS #Landsverordening #Identificatie #Dienstverlening #CentraleBankvanCuracaoenSintMaarten #RichardDoornbosch #Inflation   ©2022 JJosephaNews. All rights reserved.


Willemstad, CuracaoAccording to Richard Doornbosch, President of the Centrale Bank van Curacao en Sint Maarten (CBCS): "The economies of Curacao and Sint Maarten are still expected to continue their recovery path in 2022 with economic activity accelerating in both countries. However, higher than initially projected inflation on the back of rising international commodity prices and continued supply chain bottlenecks has induced a downward revision of 0.5 percentage point to 6.1% for Curacao and 0.3 percentage point to 14.3% for Sint Maarten."

 

CBCS PRESS RELEASE

CBCS explained: Contrary to the December 2021 outlook that envisioned a decline of inflation across the monetary union, inflation is now projected to rise further over the course of 2022. “For Curacao, the inflation forecast has been revised upward by 1.5 percentage points to 4.9% while in Sint Maarten inflation is expected to remain elevated at 4.1%, 1.3 percentage points higher than previously projected. The higher inflation will curb disposable income and, as a result, affect private consumption in both countries”, Doornbosch explains in the March 2022 issue of the Bank's Economic Bulletin.

Doornbosch warns that the current global events have significantly increased inflation risks. “Spillover effects from the recent invasion of Ukraine by Russia, including higher international prices of crude oil and grain products and heightened supply bottlenecks could further fuel inflation across the monetary union and, as a consequence, inhibit growth. Also, higher inflation could affect disposable income in the United States and the Netherlands, the two main source markets for tourism in Sint Maarten and Curacao and, hence, affect the projected increase in tourism arrivals. In addition, a strong depreciation of the euro vis-à-vis the dollar amid the conflict in Ukraine will make Curacao and Sint Maarten more expensive for European tourists”, he explains.


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